I carry a Para Ordinance P12 45 Auto do i need a large or small holster
253512
I am mot familiar with the Para Ordinance P12 45 Auto. However, I believe even a compact 45 Auto would require the large holster.
78506
I guess it depends on how heavy, and awkward your concealed carry weapon is. The holster can fit as tightly to your body as you can stand!
472786
I think a 06 should work, going off Blackhawk's sizing chart (found on their website). With a pistol that heavy I might lean towards a leather or hybrid holster if you are going to carry a lot, but that's just my opinion, I haven't tried carrying a full size in this type of holster though. $12 isn't too big of a loss if you don't find this one comfortable though.
1439212
It will be tight and small..I had to use my springfield xdm compact 40s&w. 3.8 inch barrel. Because my 1911 or my 45 acp was too big...the holster is made of good quality but they made holster small..i had to break it in for about a week before it took shape and fitted well after. It's a great idea and I put a nice 320 lumen tactical flashlight (surefire) in the flashlight holder. It serves it's purpose but no way does it fit ALL handguns. I hope this helps. ..I like it and I would recommend
1585858
Should fit any normal sized pistol. I used a 1911 in it. I did not like the lack of security it had. Seemed to be very "floppy". I think a tyvek holster would be better choice.
2157122
But frankly...I prefer to carry my ruger...38 is too big...I leave those on the nite stand
383190
After using the Sneaky Pete Holster I'm highly pleased, this is not a small holster and it's great for the PP. I do have smaller Holsters for other weapons. The problem I had previously this is not the greatest for concealment but you can use it for other then concealment. I am pleased on my purchase, I changed my mind from my original assessment.
1615479
there is a fairly good listing on the versacarry.com web site that may help you figure out which size fits your firearm.the site is user friendly and should be a big help in making your decision. these are inexpensive and comfortable holsters. however, you will need to wear a belt. good luck.
2017555
I have the new M&P; Bodyguard with the laser and it fits great. My coworker has the M&P; without the laser and the fit is also excellent. Perfect pocket holster for your backup carry or off duty carry.
12151
Should be ok with the 3 inch - definitely use the large holster. If you are heavy, it will be bulky - I wouldn't suggest it. If you are thin, should be ok.
193541
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.
855227
I use the medium size for my 4 inch 45 auto. I would think the large would do. I'm 5/10 and my holster reaches my belt.
1079534
I don't know what size a small is. I bought a large (15 1/2" L x 8" H) for my 1911 (with ~5" barrel) and probably could have gone with a Med.
791657
Either, it depends on how you want to grab. My friend carries right draw for this holster in the small of back, I use left draw. I don't recommend small of back carry tho.
1184757
I like the holster. I wear button up shirts and it fits comfortably under my arm. I wouldn't carry anything bigger than a .45. I've asked people I know of course if they can tell I was carrying. None of them could see it.
47133
I have the same gun, I use a 5 for mine. But you can also use a 15 if you want to have a slightly larger holster that can also accommodate a glock 17/22.
1061203
I would use the small, the large is roomy for my large frame glock so the little LC9 would swim in it.