Will this still secure the P22 if I wanted to use the holster with the P22's laser removed?
1397886
I think it is a very secure holster and holds my P22 very snugly. The laser that I bought would not fit properly on the P22 so I use the holster for the P22 only.
1397887
I just answered this question; however, I failed to mention that the P22 with laser is a very tight fit in this holster, so I believe the P22 without the laser would fit just fine.
1397888
Yes. The P22 will sit this holster very securely and I feel it fits even better without the laser attached
1655630
I don't think it would. Since they're almost the same size, it would probably fit without the laser guard. Hope this was helpful.
1178438
I have been carrying this holster for about a year and I have never had to remove the holster to re-holster my weapon. I carry my G-19 & G-23 in mine and the fit has been great. I have had zero issues with this holster. Hope this helps!
1348986
As far as I can tell... it has an insert that is removable just for those pistols that have the laser sites on them. Take a look and you decide (via the URL below). Notice the bulge in front to the trigger guard as well as the black screw on the holster. The screw is holding a removable insert which (once removed) allows the laser to fit down in. I think this is a new design, as I just bought mine about a month ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hsf7bb546lc047w/_JD38574.JPG
1536720
Short answer, yes. I checked my combo (w/o laser). Holster is flexible enough and available spacing sufficient. Left hand and right hand holster should be ok.
480719
I don't know for sure, but i have two holsters and the laser doesn't affect the fitting in them.
833002
I don't have the laser on mine but looking at pics of the crimson trace on the lc9 the belt clip would not interfere
235669
I received an IWB holster with my laser. I suppose if you slipped off the belt clip, you could use it as a pocket holster
1243682
The pistol will fit in the holster but the retention strap will not secure the gun.The strap is designed to hook over an exposed hammer. They should disclose this in the product description.I found out the hard way.
1871216
I can only comment on a Ruger LCP 380 and for it, while it's doable with the adjustable thumb break allowing a secure carry; it's not remotely ideal with the holster being too large thereby preventing a proper, clean, and fast grip. For comparison, this is also the case for a Kahr MK40. I wouldn't use the Walther P22 holster for either weapon. It is perfect for the Walther P22, however.
152211
yes..good thing because the laser prevents it from fitting in some form fit holsters.
1934231
I believe it will still work, but call Talon. I'm carrying a Kahr P380, now, in a Talon holster.
189811
I doubt it would my p11 was very tight in this holster it loosened up with use but still tight
1150321
Yes, but there will be a sizable gap between the laser and the trigger guard. This may create a fair amount of snags if you use a holster
1585432
while I do not have a belt clip installed on my weapon, the laser uses the bottom pins. They are converted to screws to hold the laser in place. If the P11 uses the pin at the back like my P32, it should fit. I do not know how well it would work in practical use.
627087
It depends if the laser is on the rail then no. They make a model of holster for rail accessories too. Go to Blackhawk website and it will tell you which model is for rail accessories.
2273604
I do not have a laser on my P238, but the holster is tight. I cannot see how there would be enough room for a laser in this holster.