This is the San Koha Industries P365 Mini holster...it comes with a built in mag holder, and the purpose of this is to reduce the length, height and width of a holster with a extra mag without comprising on safety (covering the trigger, securing slide, etc).

This is hard for lower end printers to print correctly...my Creality S1 Pro had a hard time with the draw bridge locking mechanism for the slide retention and it didnt make my emblem very well..my Bambu labs A1 mini did this no issue...regardless just lower your max volumetric flow by half...so if its PLA it will be set to 16, just set it to 8. That and then slow your bridges speed down to like 5 or 10 mm...this doesn't need supports either if you slow you overhangs to 10-15mm. In addition make sure you use 6 walls...infill is needed but percentage doesn't matter but 6 walls is what makes this sturdy enough to use.

This is tested I just haven't taken pictures yet - You can use PLA but it wont last more than a 100 re-holstering cycles until creep wear it down, id use PECG or PETG but anything will technically work.

Please also be carful, this is a unique holstering mechanism and if you miss the slide square at the base of the holster the trigger grab will literally be in the path of your trigger.

Compromises were made to get this is as small as possible...its not "unsafe" but its definitely not something just anyone should use...this is for someone needing to conceal printing better and doesn't draw a lot...or someone who keeps their gun in a fanny pack, or someone who carry's without one in the chamber.

...if you have a good regular kydex holster that suits your needs then just use that...this is a niche purpose build with trade offs and i don't need you guys shooting your dick off.

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