Holsterdesigns

On Oct 1st, I went to a gun show in downtown Wichita, KS. At the show was Holster Designs, ******* Interstate 45, Unit 8E, Spring TX *******. Because the show did NOT provide power to Tom (Holster Designs), he was unable to make me two holsters. Since the friend I was with had done business with him (Tom also sells knives), I gave Tom $70 cash and he promised the holsters would be sent the following Tuesday. As a retired military officer I trust people when they give me their word that they are going to do something. Tom answered one of my emails (the very first one), but he has failed to answer his phone nor emails that I have sent him. Then On Nov 17th, I went back to the Wichita gun show because Holster Designs was scheduled to be there that weekend. Naturally he did not show and it is probably because he had scammed others who were crazy enough to pay him in cash. The RK show manger said there was another vendor at the show that knew Tom. So this vendor called him for me and I talked to Tom and he once again promised that he would send me a certified check for $70. I waited two weeks and still received nothing as promised.

For anyone who purchases a product from Holster Designs needs to understand that you will probably not get the warranty support that this company promises. You see from the above description that his promises are worthless. Don't be fooled there are other products out there that are just as good and probably better than his. Since Holster Designs is located in Texas, he frequents gun shows around Ft. Worth, Dallas, etc. His website is still up and running and is just about the only way he is selling his product because he owes money to several of the gun show organizers. So buyer beware. If I ever receive my $70 then I will have this review removed and/or updated.

I contacted the BBB out of TX and Tomas Ziupsnys refused to answer their requests and therefore stole my $70. Since this happened before Christmas I think he needed the money to purchase presents for his family.