I have a S&W Bodyguard .380 with a laser, will it interfere with the button which activates the laser?
1620945
No. It will not interfere at all. I love this clip. It allows me to carry without a holster.Every once in a while, you will have to tighten screw.
1620946
No, not at all. And actually, I also have a pocket holster made by Tagua that I sometimes carry down in my pocket, and it fits well inside that with the clip attatched.
1620947
No it does not....But there is another issue I am dealing with.....The belt clip keeps coming loose...I tighten it with the provided wrench, I thought maybe it was stripped because it kept turning, it was not stripped, but the screw in end was turning in the hole...tried t hold it...and did get tightened but after a period of time it comes loose again....not real pleased with that....
36716
There is a small button on the left side of the laser. Because it fits flush on the side of the laser (I imagine to prevent accidental shutoff when making contact with the holster), it does require a deliberate press to turn on/off. I have arthritis in my hands and I do not have any difficulty activating the button. However I would not want to do that in a defensive situation.
540969
No. It is activated by a small metal area under the trigger guard when your middle finger comes in contact with it. You can also turn it off with a small switch just in front of the metal area.
329832
It has a center off switch, you push on from either side. When you slide into the weapon in a holster, it turns the laser off. Nice feature!
479964
The S &W; 380 Bodyguard comes with a built in laser. This holster is for that handgun.
778302
I am using it on a Ruger LC 380, and use a Fobus belt holster on occasion and it doesn't interfere with the holster!
1447973
Don't apply as much pressure and the laser won't activate......their is an on/off switch..best of luck. If it isn't broke, don't mess with it!!! Please support the 2nd Amendment
259322
No, it will not. I tested to same idea on .380 vs 9mm. If the cartridge is not the correct length the firing pin will not strike the activator and the laser will never show. Sorry, and good luck. Unless you can wedge the round forward somehow, it's a no go.
2114016
Yes, the holster is molded to a S&W; Body Guard with the built in Crimson Trace laser. I doubt it will be tight with a S&W; with no laser, nor would it fit one that had a laser added on. In fact, while I personally do not use the laser, when I purchased a 2nd S&W; Bodyguard, I still got the one with the built in laser.
2204080
Yes, laser activation switch works from either side of weapon (center is off - button pushes both left and right).
2114015
My .380 bodyguard has the factory laser. The gun fits perfect and the holster is the best and most comfortable I've ever worn.
770054
No, the grip fits so tight that it would press against the activation button under the trigger guard and the laser would stay on. Also will not work on the LC9s.
1245654
The gun sets in the holster and there is cardboard, so the gun can't move , if you took out the cardboard , there should be room but I think the gun would move a bit and I don't know if it would bother the laser. You can go to the sig sauer web site and ask them.. Hope this helped you..Al
1469041
I got mine with the Crimson Trace Laser factory installed. No it did not work out for me as the Hogue grip covered the activation button for the laser.
2040622
as long as the crimson trace laser does not go past the rear of the trigger guard it shouldn't affect the holster. Only the front of the holster is formed to the gun, the rear portion of the gun is exposed.
1923601
I don't think it will. I also have a S&W; Shield but without any laser attachment in front of the trigger guard and it fits well in the holster but it's an exact, snug fit. But since I've never tried using this holster with a laser attachment I can't say for sure.
1853622
Yes.. One press from either the right or left side turns the laser on and another press turns it off.