is the trigger guard completely covered when using the p238? Specifically the gaurd, not just trigger (thanks)
1404469
Yes. You are perfectly safe to carry in your pocket with this holster. Plus the p238 has an external safety so between that and the trigger coverage you are fine to carry cocked and locked. Don't get the super fly version. It's to bulky and useless. The nemasis is perfect
1404470
Yes it is totally covered and please note it will take at least a week of use for proper fit
1404471
No, as the picture shows, the back of the trigger guard where it contacts the grip is exposed... then again, I use mine for a P938
474716
There is a short "rail" on the bottom, right in front of the trigger, which is standard for after-market attachments. My son just ordered this (Umarex USA Walther PPQ (CO2) Accessory Rail) which connects to the bottom rail and wraps around to make a longer accessory rail for the top.
65894
My Bodyguard has the laser, but from how mine fits, yours should still catch on the trigger guard.
928152
no it wont, Im sure they make one that will accomodate the laser. The p238 fits like a glove in the holster, so the trigger laser would not allow the weapon to seat in holster. hope this helps.
698822
Don't worry about this product. It worked for me very well with my Sig P938 which is, by the way, similar in design as your P232. The loader is well made and will work fine with the calibers the company recommends. and will work fine with all the calibers the company recommends
973439
Yes, those grips making shooting much more comfortable. The trigger guard is covered so it doesn't recoil into your hand.Highly recommended.
317781
I bought this for the sp2022 new rail, returned because it barley covered the trigger. Didn't feel that it was safe enough.
1985029
No ..... It's not even close ! I found a whole laser from NC Star that does . Look on ebay for a laser that fits on trigger guard.
239474
That's a personal decision. I've used these with Glocks, Kahrs, and M&Ps;, I always carried them with one in the pipe. I couldn't conceive a way that something would make its way into the trigger guard. Just practice with it and make sure you keep your finger indexed until the weapon is clear of your clothing.
493748
The trigger guard comes out of the gun ONLY in its front part, and remains pivoted (fixed) in its back part, and this is ABSOLUTELY NORMAL. The trigger guard is used when DISASSEMBLING the gun. After PULLING down the trigger guard you can pull back the slide as far as it will go and then move it up and forward (to the front) to extract it out. This is exactly the way the REAL Makarov FIREARM is disassembled.
493747
My trigger guard does the same thing. It releases toward the front. I have learned to deal with this. Hope this helps.
1639863
The paddle locks around the front of the trigger guard. I don't see why it would not work.
477948
Mine lined up real well its plush with the trigger guard.Its all in how you install it the directions are tricky but it should snap together & be flush with the trigger guard.It should turn on right when you place your index finger under the trigger guard.
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.
2236859
No, the safety is exposed but the trigger (obviously) is completely covered. In all my times of using this holster, I have NEVER had the safety disengage. I feel very confident that this holster will prevent accidental discharges and you will be more inclined to use it because of its extremely thin profile. I have this holster for the P238 and P938 and use them daily.
1686643
It has ambidextrous paddle switches that cover the front of the trigger guard on both sides... they work great, are conveniently right at my fingertip and quite honestly, I have lasers with grip pressure switches and I find that I don't always want the laser on just having the gun in my hand. I would say probably not to your original question. Also, for the size of the unit it has impressive illumination. Hope this helped.
349941
I just bought a $20 nylon ambidextrous holster at gander mountain. The key is to make sure, like with all holsters, that it covers your trigger. I believe it was a gun mate.