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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This is a hella late reply - just going through my inbox.... This holster WILL work for any J-frame revolver. They advertise i as being able to fit full size guns but they print through the material and actually ruin the holster. Hope that helps...Again sorry for the late reply I turned off notifications.
10047
I use a Taurus 9mm pistol is a small size and my T-shirts size is L , I think it does not work for very big gun size. although the holster is very elastic. they have different t-shirt size.
46745
I use mine to holster my 19 at times and seems ok. The 19 just has a shorter barrel and grip but fits the holster fine. However, that said I would never recommend using anything other than model approved equipment for any firearm. Just makes sense.
14170
The gun i use is a S&W; Airframe .38 with 1 3/4 in barrel and it fits well. My pistol has a 5 round cylinder and the holster is just a tad big.
1836340
I have a S&W; 642 LIghtweight .38 Special and it fits fine. Your Ruger looks about the same size so I think it would be fine. I wanted a holster to fit in my pocket and this does the job.
691296
It really depends on the firearm and where you would carry. A semi-auto is slimmer than a revolver. Within the semiautos, a Glock 17 is "thicker" than a Ruger LCP. And if you're going to carry in the small of your back, there's usually plenty of room there compared to carrying right on your hip. For me, taking all the "small/roomy" choices above, I certainly use all my regular/existing pants to carry a Ruger LCP in the small of my back (a little to the right of center-spine). So, no, I wouldn't buy larger pants. Just don't try to CCW a cannon. Best of luck!
528893
The only revolver I have is a Taurus Tracker 357 mag. It fits good and I would say with a little room to spare.
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I have a Ruger GP100, with a 4.20 barrel. This is a big framed revolver and it fits well, snug but I like that.Tom
2204711
I have the pro carry and it works great, urs should too. Really like the holster.
1934856
its actually a little too big for that gun. it is somewhat adjustable but would be a little big no matter what. frankly it's also kinda cheap i bought it but never use it and wouldn't buy it again. try an uncle mikes holster they have lots of different size option holsters and some specifically for compact and/or concealed Cary guns and they are really affordable. hope that helps you.
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The size I have would not work as it is for a large frame, long barrel revolver but if you have an appropriate size it would be possible. If you need one for professional duty then I would suggest you buy one. If it is just for casual use you could make something work. Assuming the necessary skill and equipment is available. A safe secure carry is important. Don't risk damage to the firearm for a cheap way to carry it. As much as a firearm costs it is smart to support it with good accessories.
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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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MY RUGER LCP 380 fit like the holster was made for it I would imagine that the same would be true for your S&W.; Sneaky Pete appears to have done very good reserch on their design
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I think the Ruger LC 9 might be a bit small for the holster. I have a S&W .45 revolver with a 4 inch barel. It fit's the holster well but there is room for something a bit bigger. I think your Ruger would swim in the holster.
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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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Pick whichever size shirt you normally wear - the T needs to be snug so the weight of the pistol doesn't make that side of the shirt hang down. Use the large holder - the small holster is too small for a 45. I normally wear XL shirt - tried the 2X T and the arm holes were too big - gun hangs too low. I like my XL - got used to it as I wore it more.