Hello buddy. I carry Colt 1991 Governament. Does it fit? I draw with my right hand. Should I buy Large W/RH?
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Definitely the large, RH, but if it fits, it will be tight. Keep in mind where it will be riding on your body: tight to your left side, high enough to be above the belt, but beliw armpit. Have someone hold it in place to make sure it will be tolerable and fits.
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Like John said, if you use a size 6, it will be snug. I would look around. Go to your local gun shop. Most will let you go through the holsters to see what works for you; at least mine did.
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Sorry my friend. I have a ruger with the regular magazine that extens a bit below. It fits fine a little snug which is good. I really like mine I carry everywhere but the bank and church. Hope you get your answer. I am thinking about getting a 9 myself.
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The fit for the Ruger without the Crimson Trace is very snug. You could certainly give it a try. Worst case is that you have to send it back to Amazon.
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If you're a a right hand shooter you want to order this holster in the right hand configuration. I personally carry in the 5 o'clock position myself... Sometimes even carry in the 10 o'clock position and cross draw. Overall nice holster.
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The X15H in Large would be required. I can place a 3.5" barrel semi-auto into a Medium, but the 5" Colt needs one size larger
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I carry the GP 100 with a 6" barrel. This holster is styled for the longer barrel. They make one for the 4" that would better suit your fit since I am assuming you are wearing it concealed.
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i use the holster that i bought for my 45acp,i would think that it should fit your ruger?i havent tried using it for any of my wheel guns as of yet,but now that you have brought up the question?im thinking ill give it a try!im assuming that the ruger that you are speaking of is a revolver,yes?my 45acp is just about the same length barrel,as your ruger is!if i were you id give it a try after you get it delivered,if it doesnt fit,id keep it for a automatic that you may already own?the holster that i bought is excellent,i really like it alot!i hope that i was able to answer your question about the holster? t.foy capt.u.s.army retired i use the holster that i bought for my 45acp,i would think that it should fit your ruger?i havent tried using it for any of my wheel guns as of yet,but now that you have brought up the question?im thinking ill give it a try!im assuming that the ruger that you are speaking of is a revolver,yes?my 45acp is just about the same length barrel,as your ruger is!if i were you id give it a try after you get it delivered,if it doesnt fit,id keep it for a automatic that you may already own?the holster that i bought is excellent,i really like it alot!i hope that i was able to answer your question about... » Read More i use the holster that i bought for my 45acp,i would think that it should fit your ruger?i havent tried using it for any of my wheel guns as of yet,but now that you have brought up the question?im thinking ill give it a try!im assuming that the ruger that you are speaking of is a revolver,yes?my 45acp is just about the same length barrel,as your ruger is!if i were you id give it a try after you get it delivered,if it doesnt fit,id keep it for a automatic that you may already own?the holster that i bought is excellent,i really like it alot!i hope that i was able to answer your question about the holster? t.foy capt.u.s.army retired « Show Less
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To be honest, it is a very tight fit. My colt gold cup left me with no room to spare.
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It is made to look (print) like a wallet through your pants... so it can go in either pocket... but it would be positioned correctly in the right front pocket because with the flat back out, the butt would be to the rear on the right side. So I would describe it as right handed. I use a very small pistol 25 beretta, I think it is pretty comfortable... you still have to put your wallet somewhere though.
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Depends. If your arms are more comfortable reaching behind with your palm facing out, then a left hand draw would work. If you are comfortable with your palm facing in toward your back, then use a right hand draw. Personally, I prefer the right draw since I often want to use the holster just behind the hip to better access while seated. If I can wear a jacket, I prefer a "Miami classic". Hope this helps.
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Hello there, Since the overall length and especially width, are the same I would imagine so- provided that you do not have the crimson sight. My .357 sits snug and when drawn the holster stays in place- even in basketball shorts. The design of the holster also does not imprint- looks like you have a wallet.
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Looks like you need size 13. Says m&p 9. With the locking mechanism it makes a great open carry. No one can snatch your gun easily. It offers left and right.
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I am able to comfortably fit my Smith and Wesson Govenor revolver in the shirt. My Springfield Armory 6" Compact .45 also fits nicely. The XDS is by far the lowest visibility of all my firearms but it is good to know they all will fit if I feel I want to bring something different. Hope that helps.
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My son has an airsoft 1911 Colt replica that fits nicely. I suspect a 38 with a 4" barrel will fit but can't say for sure. I found the quality of the holster to be better than expected -- especially for the price.
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It would be MD2. Which is also 19.95. MD4 also fits but the sights go below the stitching which makes drawing more difficult. These holsters are ambidextrous, they can go either right or left handed. Hope this helps. Thanks.
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I'm sorry for late response, it's probably going to need a medium but I would take the gun to a gun shop and have it matched up and you're on the right path low is best. Good Luck