ProGrip Holster for Tek Lok
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Holster for ProGrip bottles to mount to a Tek Lok mount to put on your gun belt
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Other Sports
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
OVERVIEW
The ProGrip Holster is a dedicated carrier for the ProGrip grip-enhancing applicator, designed to mount directly to a Blade-Tech Tek-Lok compatible belt attachment. Instead of carrying the bottle in a pocket or range bag, the holster keeps it immediately accessible during matches and practice sessions while maintaining a secure, repeatable mounting position.
The design is optimized for competition belts where quick access and consistent placement are more important than concealment. It uses standard holster hardware, allowing it to integrate with the same mounting ecosystem as magazine pouches and holsters. Blade-Tech’s Tek-Lok mounting system is commonly used for competition equipment because it provides an adjustable, removable belt interface with multiple mounting positions.
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MECHANICAL COMPATIBILITY
Item | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
ProGrip Bottle | Supported | Designed around the standard ProGrip applicator bottle. |
Blade-Tech Tek-Lok | Supported | Direct mounting using standard holster hardware. |
8-32 Chicago Screws | Supported | Standard holster mounting hardware. |
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DESIGN GOALS
Goal | Engineering Rationale |
|---|---|
Immediate access | Keep ProGrip accessible without searching through a range bag. |
Secure retention | Hold the bottle securely while allowing one-handed removal and reinsertion. |
Standard mounting | Use existing Tek-Lok compatible mounting hardware. |
Shared hardware | Reuse common 8-32 holster screws used throughout other competition gear. |
Simple construction | Single printed body with no moving parts. |
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SPECIFICATIONS
Item | Specification |
|---|---|
Construction | Single printed holster body |
Mounting System | Blade-Tech Tek-Lok Compatible |
Hardware | Standard 8-32 Chicago Screws |
Assembly | Minimal |
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BILL OF MATERIALS (BOM)
Qty | Item | Specification | Recommended Source |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Printed Holster | PETG Recommended | Printables |
2 | 8-32 Chicago Screws | Holster Hardware | HolsterBuilder, KnifeKits |
2 | Rubber Spacers | Optional | HolsterBuilder |
Hardware length may vary depending on the selected Tek-Lok configuration and spacer stack.
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FILES INCLUDED
File | Purpose |
|---|---|
ProGrip Holster | Primary carrier body for the ProGrip bottle. |
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ASSEMBLY
Print the holster body.
Position the holster against the Tek-Lok mounting pattern.
Install using standard 8-32 Chicago screws and spacers if required.
Adjust the ride height or cant before fully tightening the hardware.
Insert the ProGrip bottle and verify retention.
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RECOMMENDED PRINT SETTINGS
Setting | Value |
|---|---|
Material | PETG Recommended |
Nozzle Diameter | 0.4 mm |
Layer Height | 0.20 mm |
Wall Count | 4 |
Infill | 30–40% Gyroid or Cubic |
Supports | None |
Print Orientation | As Modeled |
PETG provides good impact resistance and durability for equipment that is repeatedly inserted, removed, and exposed to outdoor match conditions.
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TESTING / VALIDATION
I designed this holster to solve a simple but persistent problem: keeping ProGrip immediately available during a match without carrying it in a pocket or returning to the range cart between stages.
The holster has been used on a competition belt alongside magazine pouches and holsters using the same Tek-Lok mounting system. Using standard holster hardware allows it to integrate cleanly with existing belt setups while keeping the bottle secure during movement and stage transitions.
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FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
Future revisions may include support for additional grip enhancer bottle sizes and alternative mounting interfaces while maintaining compatibility with standard holster hardware and the existing competition belt ecosystem.