I think it will fit my Kel-tec p-11......anyone know???? My overall measurements are 5 3/4" x 4 3/4" x 1 1/2", have small side mount laser, if magnets go bad we can always add velcro.Seems like good value and neat for carry I think it will fit my Kel-tec p-11......anyone know???? My overall measurements are 5 3/4" x 4 3/4" x 1 1/2", have small side mount laser, if magnets go bad we can always add... » Read More I think it will fit my Kel-tec p-11......anyone know???? My overall measurements are 5 3/4" x 4 3/4" x 1 1/2", have small side mount laser, if magnets go bad we can always add velcro.Seems like good value and neat for carry « Show Less
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A Ruger LC9 fits this holster snugly. Not much wiggle room. The LC9 measures - Length: 6.0 Inches (152 mm), Height: 4.5 inches (114 mm), Width: 0.91 inches (23 mm). The side mounted laser may give you some problems. However, I have carried with this holster and I am not entirely happy with it. It serves the purpose but I find that it rides a little high to suit me. The belt clip should be about an inch higher (closer to the top). I find that the top swings away from my side. I would rather have the top pined to my side at the belt with some wiggle at the bottom. Like I said, it serves the purpose but I plan to switch to another type of holster for my LC9. I hope this helps!!! A Ruger LC9 fits this holster snugly. Not much wiggle room. The LC9 measures - Length: 6.0 Inches (152 mm), Height: 4.5 inches (114 mm), Width: 0.91 inches (23 mm). The side mounted laser may give you some problems. However, I have carried with this holster and I am not entirely happy with it. It serves the purpose but I find that it rides a little high to suit me. The belt clip should be about an inch higher (closer to the top). I find that the top swings away from my side. I would rather have the top pined to my side at the belt with some wiggle at the bottom. Like I said, it serves the... » Read More A Ruger LC9 fits this holster snugly. Not much wiggle room. The LC9 measures - Length: 6.0 Inches (152 mm), Height: 4.5 inches (114 mm), Width: 0.91 inches (23 mm). The side mounted laser may give you some problems. However, I have carried with this holster and I am not entirely happy with it. It serves the purpose but I find that it rides a little high to suit me. The belt clip should be about an inch higher (closer to the top). I find that the top swings away from my side. I would rather have the top pined to my side at the belt with some wiggle at the bottom. Like I said, it serves the purpose but I plan to switch to another type of holster for my LC9. I hope this helps!!! « Show Less
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Hey Benjamin, The dimensions of the holster portion would be difficult to give because it is really only an elastic band that is placed across the material and then stitched into it are average dimensions that would hold small size weapons or larger size weapons. One can measure the dimensions, but remember it's an elastic band that will change according to the weapon that occupies it. I went by their description of what would fit in each holster type. I sized my weapons against the ones mentioned, on the web. Here it is: "Holster sizing: LARGE PISTOL HOLSTER POUCH FITS: Glock, Springfield XD, Taurus 24/7, All 1911 models, Sig Saur, Heckler & Koch HK, Hi Point, Taurus Millenium, all semi auto pistols 9mm or greater. SMALL PISTOL HOLSTER POUCH FITS: Most small frame pistols of 380, 32 & 25 cal. such as the Ruger LCP, Bersa Thunder, Kel-Tec P-32, Cobra FS, Walther PS." This is a great idea, by the way! It works well for me! I hope this helps.
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This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in... » Read More This absolutely accommodates 30rd AK magazines (both the plastic "waffle" ProMag and metal varieties) (1 in each of the 4 available pouches). It also accommodates Glock 17 9mm 19rd magazines (standard 17rd with a +2 floor plate added) (1 in each of the 3 upper left chest pouches). The two smaller pistol magazine pouches on the belt portion do not fit these, however. There is also a pistol magazine pouch mounted on top of the pistol holster: this one will easily fit a 19rd double-stack Glock magazine and it even (just barely) fits a 28rd magazine (standard 17rd with a +10 (+11 in reality) floor plate added). I can't imagine the Beretta's mags are much wider/longer, so you should be good to go. « Show Less
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It will fit the pistol just fine. And it holds it in there really well. You wont have to worry about it falling out. The problem that I had with mine was that the magazine pouch couldn't fit a full size magazine. So other than having to buy a full size magazine pouch, this is actually really great to own.
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Can't comment about a Kahr PM-9, but Uncle Mike runs a bit small. I have a Kel Tec PF-9, and I needed a Size 12, even though one sizing guide said Size 10 for my handgun model. (Another sizing guide had the appropriate Size 12 listed). EDIT: Just looked at the PF-9 vs. the PM9. Go with size 12.
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Allegedly the 9 and 40 versions are the same size. I have a 9 standard size, my brother has a 9 with the thumb safety. It fits. Like all things, mileage may vary. It was meant to be a "universal" m&p; holster to fit most if not all variants. If you don't like it, sell it, return it, etc.....from what I hear Amazon is pretty good about returns, but for what it's worth, I will keep mine because I like it. Get a STURDY belt. It's heavy with the gun, holster, and rounds in it.
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Yep. I have this very one for that exact model too. The barrel doesn't go flush to the bottom, there's about an inch of space left but it's a perfect fit and it's snug. So much better than the Blackhawk or other 5.11 in my opinion. However, if you're buying it for concealed carry, be warned that it's not your best option. For Winter under a coat/jacket or with an extra button up shirt over a T-shirt maybe. I use it mostly for the range, if I'm taking a class or for when I'm camping, hunting, or otherwise outdoors. I have others for concealment that are much more concealable for me and my clothing options. Fantastic holster and love the option to go paddle or belt loops. The other accessories that allow you to mount it on MOLLE gear or even to the wall with those optional mounts are great too. You can put a holster in your vehicle or by your bed!
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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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I couldn't tell you if it would fit or not but I would strongly suggest that you go a different route when buying a laser. It isn't built to withstand the force of the slide when fired. Very unreliable especially for something your planning on using on duty.
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Opinion from a police officer.I completely disagree with the majority of these replies. My main carry was a XD 45 ACP, a significantly larger double stack weapon. I just bought a 9mm Shield. It fits perfectly in my 45 holster, but is a little loose. Just keep in mind, although the Shield is single stack, it can fit just fine in a holster designed for a larger weapon. Just not the other way around. Expect the fit to be slightly loose. As some mentioned, you can increase the tightening screws. I would also consider making your own mods such as soft velcro on the inside to increase tension against the weapon. If you don't run around and hang upside down with your carry, you should be alright. Opinion from a police officer.I completely disagree with the majority of these replies. My main carry was a XD 45 ACP, a significantly larger double stack weapon. I just bought a 9mm Shield. It fits perfectly in my 45 holster, but is a little loose. Just keep in mind, although the Shield is single stack, it can fit just fine in a holster designed for a larger weapon. Just not the other way around. Expect the fit to be slightly loose. As some mentioned, you can increase the tightening screws. I would also consider making your own mods such as soft velcro on the inside to increase... » Read More Opinion from a police officer.I completely disagree with the majority of these replies. My main carry was a XD 45 ACP, a significantly larger double stack weapon. I just bought a 9mm Shield. It fits perfectly in my 45 holster, but is a little loose. Just keep in mind, although the Shield is single stack, it can fit just fine in a holster designed for a larger weapon. Just not the other way around. Expect the fit to be slightly loose. As some mentioned, you can increase the tightening screws. I would also consider making your own mods such as soft velcro on the inside to increase tension against the weapon. If you don't run around and hang upside down with your carry, you should be alright. « Show Less
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All these guys are wrong. All you have to do is take off the pocket clip and it will fit just fine. I use it with my pro tac on my duty belt. works great.
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While it might, I think you'd do better looking for one that was designed to fit the Kel-Tec 32. This one is designed specifically to fit the Ruger LCP with Laser like a glove.
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Could not really tell you. I have full 9 and 9c, which the holster was designed. Shield might be too narrow to fit properly and is there a rail to fit a laser/light? Check-out KT MECH holsters, they custom fit holsters. I have several of their Defender models and love them.
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I bought it for my Glock 27, but with the extention on the magazine to give me a better grip, not more rounds, it will NOT fit. It is a better fit for my Kel Tec 9mm. Also, remember to specify left or right hand holster.
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I would say that if Talon has a holster designated for the Kel-Tec that it will fit. I've been more than satisfied with mine for my LCP. I'm sure they'll take it back if not.
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Only the first two inches of the magazine enter into the pouch so overall length is not a problem. I once saw someone with the Glock 30 round magazines carried in a Fobus pouch and he had no issues. You should be fine. The deciding factors are caliber and whether it's a single stack or double stack. Your Kel-Tec is the right caliber and a single stack and that Is what this is designed for.
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It will fit a full size pistol no problem. They make a variety of flashlights so it is hard to say with the info given if yours will work. I would be happy to measure the holster if you can give some dimensions