My LCR has a 3" barrel and exposed hammer. Will that dog hunt?
1419056
I have the snub nose and the newer 3inch barrel version and the 3inch barrel version will not fit.
1419057
I have the hammerless LCR and works fine....not sure it would work with the hammer....the strap may interfere.
1419058
The gun will fit in the holster but the barrel will stick out about 2 inches and the strap may need to be modified to go around the exposed hammer. I like the Bianchi Model 77 but if I had your gun I would wait for them to make one that fits correctly.
441077
I must assume that you aren't really really close to these animals! This gun will not harm them but it sure can piss 'em off. The gun is powerful enough to put out an eye however. If you are trying to run the animals off your property, have at it.
107739
I also have a Ruger - Mine is an LC380. since you didn't state if your weapon is a LC380 or an LCP. I will have to answer you question this way. I would recommend that you call Adecco 1-781-935-1799. Give them the particulars on your weapon. At the time I bought mine they did not have a specific model for my weapon. He sent me one that I built the front inside up with duct tape till it fit the magazine. I don't know if he now has a specific one for my weapon. Since I don't know the model of your weapon. My original statement still applies.. Let me also say the sights on my weapon are 8 inches high and 4 inches left at 30 feet and have been confirmed to be that. Ruger did not care. My advise would be to use a boresight to determine where exactly the barrel is pointed. I purchased a crimson trace laser sight and set it to the boresight at 30 feet. A word to the wise.
2244344
i'd say so, the radius on a 3/4 barrel should be about the same as stock barrel
585361
if the cylinder holes match exactly and case rim size diameter, except the added cartridge Weight will lessen retension probably. The LCR matches the Speed Bee to perfection...Ask them for a taurus to match...
1608473
Yes it will. If you were speaking of shot guns orb heavy caliber rifles (338-378, etc.) with 28 and 30 inch barrels then it would be and issue. The thickness of your barrel is irrelevant.
737045
Not positive on that model, but I carry a Ruger LCR with internal hammer and it fits perfect. Hope that was helpful.
1516750
It will actually go about 3 feet on a coffee can in all-metal mode or a hub cap, this detector in all-metal mode goes deeper than any VLF that I tested it against, and with the correct dual coil the treasure hound it will go about 15 feet on larger targets no problem! I have owned mine for about 5 years and I have found quarters at 18 inches, this is a professional detector and will give you years of trouble free service!!!
1010900
My pistol is hammerless, not so sure I would use a 38 with a hammer...unless youv have have a concealed weapon purse.
89729
I'm not sure! I've got a 3.3 inch barrel on one of my sidearms, but when the 9mm insert split the first time I used it, I did not try the unit again. Beware, the switch is a cheap rotary affair, that doesn't work more than it does. This thing is a piece of junk. Trash. I got an RMA return label, but I used credit card points to purchase it, so I've decided to just use it as a green laser pointer. Please don't purchase it!
33879
No,I wouldn't think it would fit though. It's shaped to the LCR and I think having the laser on it would restrict it from fitting in all the way.
774394
Yes absolutely! I use my Senco gun to put down three-quarter inch Hickory flooring. The gun worked very well.
8744
I am using Weaver type low rights, but my rifle has a very thin barrel (Weatherby .223 - made by Howa). If I were to put this scope on my Sako .243 I would have to use medium height rings as this rifle has a heavy barrel. I used this rifle and scope on fairly rigorous prairie dog hunt earlier this year and all things considered I am very happy with both rifle and scope.
103896
It may, my 6906 is 3.5" barrel with a 12 round double stack. I'm not sure about the 6904, however, you might work off of those measurements for my weapon.
2238190
Yes, but the range you would experience looking for shot in a carcass would be about an inch. The detection range of 3 inches is for metal objects weighing several ounces. It will detect a quarter about an inch or two away. It would be helpful to supertune this detector to get more range. Supertuning is when you hold a washer or any metal object between the butt and the power button, causing the propointer to become more sensitive. Google: super tune garrett propointer. Looking for bb sized objects you may be better off with a pistol pro. This propointer is preferred for finding coins in a hole in the ground, because it is smaller and interferes less with our main metal detectors. Yes, but the range you would experience looking for shot in a carcass would be about an inch. The detection range of 3 inches is for metal objects weighing several ounces. It will detect a quarter about an inch or two away. It would be helpful to supertune this detector to get more range. Supertuning is when you hold a washer or any metal object between the butt and the power button, causing the propointer to become more sensitive. Google: super tune garrett propointer. Looking for bb sized objects you may be better off with a pistol pro. This propointer is preferred... » Read More Yes, but the range you would experience looking for shot in a carcass would be about an inch. The detection range of 3 inches is for metal objects weighing several ounces. It will detect a quarter about an inch or two away. It would be helpful to supertune this detector to get more range. Supertuning is when you hold a washer or any metal object between the butt and the power button, causing the propointer to become more sensitive. Google: super tune garrett propointer. Looking for bb sized objects you may be better off with a pistol pro. This propointer is preferred for finding coins in a hole in the ground, because it is smaller and interferes less with our main metal detectors. « Show Less
601547
yes I believe you have about a 28 and 3/4 inch barrel. this should clean it easily
728144
It should, assuming there is enough exposed barrel length between the stock and muzzle. The thickness of the barrel will not be a problem.