The weapon I carry doesnt have a safety on it and I keep a round chambered. B/C this only has a trigger guard one side, should I avoid this holster?
239471
No I would recommend this holster for your gun as long as you don't have a large gun to carry. I use these holsters with my g23 and my g42. The g23 is not as comfortable as the g42 which I carry 24/7. I have one for my 1911 and I gave it to a friend with a g21 because the beaver tail safety kept jabbing me in the side. He does like it with hi g21 also.
239472
I carry both a Kahr CW45 (no safety) and a S&W; .380 Bodyguard (safety) using Versacarrys. As long as you install the trigger guard on the correct side, I see no problem carrying one in the pipe, with or without a manual safety.
239473
Yes. I personally would not use this with a chambered round as I don't believe it provides adequate protection.
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.
461643
As far as the weapon sticking in the holster, that is a non issue. Yes, when you place the weapon in the holster AT FIRST it is a tight fit. Merely leave the weapon in the holster for a few hours, over night even, and the leather will soften and mold to the weapon. After that occurs the weapon will still fit snug ,and thus no worries of it falling out, and still allow a quick and easy one handed draw. I have no problems drawing my weapon out with one hand. This is a good, well made holster.
595257
I would suggest that you contact the maker of the holster, they are very accommodating, and will be glad to answer your question. They make an excellent product.
89420
It's one of the best Holster than I ever had! Thanks and take care.....!!!!
152792
It should conceal it just fine. This holster, for me, holds my 40 closer to my body than any other holster I own. No one can even tell that I'm carrying a weapon.
861308
Odds are probable. Two reasons. It's really small. Second, if done carefully, it's trimmable. Pretty much all the models are in front of trigger guard or left side mount and shouldn't even be an issue.
637995
The gun could experience some corrosion if placed directly against the body. I always wear and undershirt with my gun and keep the gun well lubed. The gun will experience some wear to the finish on the holster side as the gun slides on and off the holster, so this is definitely a holster for a full time carry gun intended to be a tool, not a show queen.
474783
That caliber of weapon will be very uncomfortable in your crotch area. I carry a ruger 380 in the front and it is uncomfortable to sit down with the item. Standing no problem. I think these type of holsters were designed for small carry even though they say they can fit medium to large carry handguns. Also anside note i do not own the firearm you have. You can always try it and return it if it doesnt fit
1525098
if you are wearing it inside the wast band you need to order a left hand holster for back carry and a right hand carry for hip or front cross over carryif you look at the holster in the photo it shows if it was carried in small of your back your handgun butt would be facing away from your handThis is also the case with holsters that have the belt clips I have a leather hip holster w/belt clip R-hand outside carry but it works great as inside wast band carry because it puts the grip facing the right side draw...Hope this helps
746788
Yes there is a safety on this gun. The holster is extra and I did not purchase it so I can't comment on it. I would highly recommend this gun, I even purchased one for my daughter.
1911370
I'm sorry, but I don't use that type of holster. I use a nylon holster. Sorry I was not able to help!
2016427
None of my M&P;'s have a safety so I couldn't help you as to he safety, however I've not had any trouble getting a holster to fit just fine with the CT grips on my 45. I use cloth/nylon holsters so you'll need to look if the LED will be a little wider on a leather holster.
85892
I carry a different weapon not sure if your weapon will fit this holster, I suggest contacting the manufacturer. Good luck
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.
1158665
Yes you can. The trigger guard makes it safe. I carry a revolver as long as the 19 with no problems.
1008342
My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope that helps. My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope... » Read More My friend, I bought this holster and it's a piece of junk and about as cheap as they come. The clip is plastic and won't grab anything and the holster is flimsy and poorly made. If you're going to conceal carry, DO NOT invest your money in a holster like this that will bind up when you have to draw quickly to defend yourself because a cheaply-made holster is the same as a cheaply-made gun... it could get you killed.Winthrop makes some damn fine holsters that you can buy here for about $50, but if you want cheaper, at least go with a Blackhawk! brand.Hope that helps. « Show Less
317631
I got rid of my holster because I didn't want to take the time to break the leather in, but as far as I can remember, this holster will not fit the combat accessory rail that it looks like the operator has under the barrel. Hope this helps.