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A big revolver tests theARMORYchannel's custom-fit craft

The Smith & Wesson M&P R8 workbench video shows the preparation behind a light-equipped revolver's fitted holster.

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Smith & Wesson MP R8

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0:01The M&P R8's rail and attached SureFire light make this a custom holster-fitting project.
1:45The host explains that extensive preparation accounts for much of the labor involved.
2:28The finished green camo-toned holster appears, with close attention to its fit.
3:12He checks retention and draw smoothness, then wipes down the customer's revolver.

The awkward shape is the point. With a rail and an attached SureFire light, the Smith & Wesson M&P R8 gives theARMORYchannel more to accommodate than a straightforward handgun outline.

The host's workbench video moves from the prepared revolver to a finished green camo-toned holster, with the emphasis on fit rather than decoration. "The thing is, it's time. It's so much time," he says of the preparation. When the finished piece appears, he checks its retention and draw, then wipes down the customer's revolver.

Nothing new was posted this week, but this nearly month-old demonstration is drawing the most daily views among the highlighted older uploads. Behind it are "GLOCK GEN 6 G19/G17", asking whether the pistols fit other Glock holsters, and "SIG P365 X MACRO IWB PLX LIGHT", with its tiger-stripe finish.

The channel added roughly 4,800 views over the week, while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is currently around half its usual pace. Nearby in subscriber size, WeAllJuggleKnives also has a steady subscriber count, though a considerably busier viewing week. Here, the distinctive draw remains the workbench: unusual shapes, careful fitting and the labor that the finished shell doesn't show.

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