I'm old fashioned I carry revolvers Mostly a S&amp;W Model 19. I have a 3 and a 4 inch does the shirt and holster work well with a revolver such as mine?
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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.
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I have the Crimson carry with the 3 inch barrel and it fits like a glove. Always check with the seller just in case there is something peculiar that we may not know about, but I think it will probably work.
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I use this holster for a hi-point 380/9mm wide frame pistol and it fits nice and snug. If your revolver is a larger frame like an X or K it should fit very well.
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I don't know about your particular revolver, but I do know that mine will hold a Glock 21 and A Glock 26 with spare mags for both. Mine is mounted under driver's seat. Remove the crappy cheap plastic on the inside and spray it with some rubberized paint to get the most room.
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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.
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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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Yes it will. And it is a very nice fit and holster but it does add to the thickness of the gun quite a bit if you plan to carry concealed under your shirt.
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I just got my holster and I really like it. I put my twin 9mm S&W pistols in it. They are full size with 4 inch barrel. The keep that snapps the pistol in is ajustable to hold different size pistols.
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The holster fits my 19 great. But id probably just get a holster for your m&p; thats designed for your m&p.; The way things are so well fitted theres not much room for a "universal fit". I can stuff my sp101 3" in it, but it's not perfect because it's not designed for it. But id just get rid of the m&p; anyway.lol
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Steve, That seems odd to me. I have been carrying an airweight revolver in the holster for over a year now and the barrel does not come through. This has been in my jeans every single day and the holster looks brand new. I also have a P238 in the DeSantis holster and while I rarely carry it, the barrel does not stick out. It sounds like you do have the wrong size for the P238 because these are excellent holsters. Did you carry a larger weapon in the holster before?
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Would be a very tight fit for a revolver but could be worn into a proper fit. Holster made for small semi's for sure. I carry a PPK .380 in this holster and it fits like a glove. I also have a 38/357 air weight hammerless revolver that this holster is not suitable for. All in all, its a great comfortable holster and Id buy it again. however, it has to be a smaller semi and not a revolver.
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I'm 6'3" and 300 lbs and conceal the holster perfectly fine. I wear this holster hunting, hiking, photographic excursions, walking the friggin dog, and I just enjoy the holster more and more as it breaks in. I'd say larger frames conceal it better because my big ole arms mostly cover it and the barrel chest keeps the shirt over the profile.
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I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so you should have no trouble reselling it. I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so... » Read More I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so you should have no trouble reselling it. « Show Less
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Yes it will. Although my pistol is smaller, my buddy has a 45 which he carries in the same shirt.
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I carry a 6" barreled Taurus Tracker .357 (7 shot) and it fits perfectly.Granted the N-frame S&W; is a tad larger overall but I can't imagine it being too large for this holster.
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Perfect "open carry" holster. Made out of a hardened plastic, molded for all "K" frame revolvers. I have S&W; Models #15, 10, & 64 and they all fit in it. I keep my model #10 in mine. It goes straight down in it and fits snug. Pull forward or backward and it will not come out. It only comes out when you give it a yank straight up. The paddle fits over the outside of your belt or inside. I use the old Sam Brown style of belt. About 4" tall and 1/2 inch thick. It sits straight up but a slight slant toward the front. Very nice holster and I would buy another if I really needed it. Hope this helps. "damudbug" Perfect "open carry" holster. Made out of a hardened plastic, molded for all "K" frame revolvers. I have S&W; Models #15, 10, & 64 and they all fit in it. I keep my model #10 in mine. It goes straight down in it and fits snug. Pull forward or backward and it will not come out. It only comes out when you give it a yank straight up. The paddle fits over the outside of your belt or inside. I use the old Sam Brown style of belt. About 4" tall and 1/2 inch thick. It sits straight up but a slight slant toward the front. Very nice holster and I would buy another if I really... » Read More Perfect "open carry" holster. Made out of a hardened plastic, molded for all "K" frame revolvers. I have S&W; Models #15, 10, & 64 and they all fit in it. I keep my model #10 in mine. It goes straight down in it and fits snug. Pull forward or backward and it will not come out. It only comes out when you give it a yank straight up. The paddle fits over the outside of your belt or inside. I use the old Sam Brown style of belt. About 4" tall and 1/2 inch thick. It sits straight up but a slight slant toward the front. Very nice holster and I would buy another if I really needed it. Hope this helps. "damudbug" « Show Less
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M1917 along with other revolvers will not fit in this particular holster. Only the barrel will fit into it but it gets hung up on the trigger guard/crane area. Also the grip on a revolver is much further back than a automatic handgun thus rendering the retention strap useless due the strap being too short. If looking for a period correct holster the M1924 'flap' holster is the way to go, otherwise you may need to go custom or purchase a bandoleer style if you prefer carrying in a similar fashion. Hope this helps!