Will the fact that my Ruger LCR 38 has a lazer sight, effect drawing the weapon in and out of the Holster
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The laser mounted under the barrel will not fit, but if you have the grip mounted laser, it will fit.
1329308
The Bianchi 77 Piranha holster has a very snug fit to the LCR but I don't think there will be any issue with the Crimson Trace laser sight making it any tighter. It's tight around the cylinder and frame not the grip.
769925
If it's a crimson trace laser grip then it will interfere with the activation of the laser. Or if the laser is activated in front of grip
136075
Mine doesn't have the laser but I'm comfortable the this holster would accommodate an LCP with crimson trace.
1448529
yes it should, as the slide portion isn't changed. I will strongly recommend getting the ezdraw by galco which is very helpful in drawing from a leather holster
1868771
Yes it will,but if you plan on a laser or light be sure it is very slim all around due to when drawing the weapon with light attached if it's too big you will be unable to draw properly .
542881
Yes, the s&w; Bodygaurd 380 Hip Holster does work with the Laser sight.I don't lik the bulkiness of the holster....Very hard to conceal....
102440
Mine is made to fit the Ruger LC9 WITH A LAZERMAX lazer. If you are "thinking small" do NOT buy a holster for another make gun. These are molded to nicely fit the LC9. Good luck!
1991905
I have a standard lc9 and it was seamless. Ruger makes 2 basic lc models and each has its own laser. Should have no problems and installs in minutes.
961231
Yes, this holster will allow you to use the laser while the gun is in it. You do not have to remove the gun.
654991
The pocket holster will work with the LCP and Lazermax. You will need a wider pocket to retrieve the holster comfortably. Hope this helps.
150058
LCR has a substantial trigger guard, holster is designed accommodate that, so under barrel attached laser sights should work with the holster. Pocket holsters purpose is to cover trigger. Even if a tight fit, as long as it covers trigger guard, you good to go.I changed out Crimson factory installed laser sight years ago due to hard plastic grip made for heavy felt recoil. Changed to standard grip & installed LaserMax, change front sight to XS standard dot. Now I have a good self defense weapon
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You'll have to work the holster a little by holstering and drawing your gun with light attached. It's rea snug at first and feels like the corners of the light are catching. After breaking in the holster the draw is much smoother. I haven't found another holster to suit my needs so it was worth the time it took to break in the holster. If you're really looking for a quick snag free set up round the corners and edges on the back side of your light/laser set up and reblue where you removed material. Good luck,I hope this helps
956647
MY RUGER LCP 380 fit like the holster was made for it I would imagine that the same would be true for your S&W.; Sneaky Pete appears to have done very good reserch on their design
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It does not affect the pull back in the least, This is normal, as least on my 22/45. Ruger states in the manual that it is OK to dry fire the 22/45
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has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to... » Read More has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery « Show Less
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I have a S&W; bodyguard 380 with laser sight and have not had a single problem. I also have a walther p99 compact with a streamlight tactical light and also have had no issues. I recommend this product for everyone. Easy to mount too!! I have one in every vehicle.
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I am using it on a Ruger LC 380, and use a Fobus belt holster on occasion and it doesn't interfere with the holster!