I'm old fashioned I carry revolvers Mostly a S&W Model 19. I have a 3 and a 4 inch does the shirt and holster work well with a revolver such as mine?
12151
Should be ok with the 3 inch - definitely use the large holster. If you are heavy, it will be bulky - I wouldn't suggest it. If you are thin, should be ok.
12152
The shirt would work well for small frame hand guns. The SW 19 might be a bit too large and weighty. With larger guns the shirt pocket tends to pull down and makes the shirt distort and can make the butt of the gun droop which makes it hard to acquire. My experience with a Beretta mini 9.
1184757
I like the holster. I wear button up shirts and it fits comfortably under my arm. I wouldn't carry anything bigger than a .45. I've asked people I know of course if they can tell I was carrying. None of them could see it.
444796
I also have a 357 snub nose revolver and it fits great! I don't think you would have a problem.
14170
The gun i use is a S&W; Airframe .38 with 1 3/4 in barrel and it fits well. My pistol has a 5 round cylinder and the holster is just a tad big.
365869
I have a three inch version of the VersaCarry that I use with a Sig P238 and a Sig P938. I also have a three incher that I use with a Springfield Armory XDs in 45 ACP. I have no issues with either holster. That said, please note that I am retired and spend most of my time at home and only carry when I go out. I don't know how comfortable I would be if I was carrying in one of those holsters all day what effect an absence of a sweat shield would have on my pistols.
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I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines. I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of... » Read More I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines. « Show Less
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I am not sure about the Colt small frame revolvers. It fits all the small frame S&W revolvers. Mine is a 642 and it fits perfectly with a positive locking device holding the pistol in the holster. You might try comparing your gun to a S&W at your local gun shop.
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Have Smith & Wesson revolver with 6" barrel. Got the 18" so I could carry extra ammo. Without extra ammo 15" should work great.
809807
If The Revolver (S&W) Fits Snug. I Wrap My Gun In The Plastic Bag The Holster Ships In Or Use A Large Enough ZIP LOCK Bag Then, Place it in the holster As Tight As I Can & Leave It For 24-36 Hours. This Should Help The Leather To Form To The Shape & Contours Of The Gun...
1651969
I own all three of these guns and the holster I received fits them all well. I have the M&P; Pro 9 and 40 5 in barrel and the .45 4.5 in barrel and they all fit very well. Great holster.
1715691
Hmm, I don't know if a revolver will fit into a pistol holster. I have 2 of these holsters, one for a 9mm Ruger LC9, and one for my Ruger 22-LR. The fit is very snug. I hope that helps some.
1421755
I carry a Taurus revolver (full frame) as my EDC and it fits quite comfortably, love this product, I do not see why a small pistol wouldn't fit.
152790
My husband and I are of regular size. We are not under nor over weight. If your clothing is of the correct size You will be fine. I carry a 380 and I am fine. Husband carries a Glock26 and if you are looking hard maybe, with shirt out.
380302
It should be ok. I use the same holster for both my 17 and 27. I have no issues with my draw regardless which one I'm carrying.
641816
It fits my s&w; full size 45 and a couple of mags. It should fit a revolver.
46745
I use mine to holster my 19 at times and seems ok. The 19 just has a shorter barrel and grip but fits the holster fine. However, that said I would never recommend using anything other than model approved equipment for any firearm. Just makes sense.
193539
It comes down to this: What do you normally wear? Think of it like this: If you were going to Walmart to buy a Tshirt-style undershirt to wear under your clothes-a good quality shirt, not some flimsy thing-what size would you buy if you like a snug fit? That's what you want in this. I'm a big guy; I'd normally wear a 3x, but I got a 2x in this, and it works great. If you're talking a full-sized 1911, it is going to be heavy, so you need all the hold you can get. Definitely go for the larger holster! I hope that helps.