Does this holster completely cover the trigger guard on a Ruger LCR 38 w/ CT grip?
1441302
Not sure (I have a Taurus 85 and it covers the guard fine), but my *guess* is that it would indeed cover the trigger guard. The top might be opened a bit wider by the CT laser housing, but it should fit. My advice would be to get one, and if it doesn't fit, take advantage of Amazon's return policy.
2151796
Yes. The holster only covers the middle 1/3 of the gun. The rest is uncovered.
906559
Mine has the small accessory rail molded on the bottom of the frame in front of the trigger guard and under the barrel. It works in the holster fine. Nothing mounted on the rail though.
907299
I don't think it does. I believe the geometry between trigger guard and barrel is different.
1291925
It locks in primarily around trigger guard and tension around slide. There's room I think for long slide 9 to fit, it fit my fns 9 perfect, some may stick a lil out the bottom.. as hard as holsters are to find I think it's worth a try. In my opinion.
150059
It should. I have a different brand laser on the front of my Ruger's trigger guard, but it still fits the holster fine. Ken Damato
1792962
If the crimson trace grip goes on the trigger guard the answer is NO. If it goes on the back strap YES. BTW very nice holster!
581123
I have an lc9 with the lasermax laser which wraps around the trigger guard and extends under the muzzle. This holster is very well made but I could not fit the gun into the holster. I felt that no matter how long the "break in" period it would be too tight to fit properly. I now have a Desantis mini scabbard, belt mounted holster with retention adjustment and it fits perfectly.
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
967788
Yes, it for for the Ruger .380 LCP and fits well, tight as you want it too by adjusting a single screw. I am very happy with this holster.
2090175
Not sure what you're asking but if you look at the picture, the other side is exactly the same. It completely covers the trigger guard and slide of the pistol, depending on what gun you're holstering.
2232999
Honestly, I do not know. However, I suggest you go to a good gun dealer (reputation and inventory) and see.A call to Ruger might also answer your question. At the gun dealer, get the Ruger and holster and see.
355032
I believe it will. If you have 3 inches of clearance from the bottom of the grip to the bottom of the trigger guard the hogue grip will fit. It might interfere with the extended magazine though
917023
I have the lc9s and the trigger guard hits the stitching of the holster. I believe the guard on the LC9 is more protruding to accommodate the laser housing. If that is the case then the pistol will not fit tightly in this holster.
1798422
Yes, but not a "clean" fit. The front end will stick out beyond the trigger guard.
430001
I think so. The ruger commander and my colt defender have the same size grip. I uses this in the beginning but don't use it any more it ruins the look of the gun.
134538
yes it doesRick. It does not however go all the way into the holster as it would without the laserguard. But in my opinion, it goes in far enough to secure the pistol, but also allows more of grip to stick out so you can draw the weapon much faster. I would highly recommend this holster for your Taurus 709 (mine is a 740) as it is a very high quality holster and is exactly what I was looking for. I carry it every day. I have Tagua holster for my other 3 weapons, and wouldn't trade them for any other brand.