Would this work with a snub nose revolver?
2001984
Yes, this should work fine with a snubby. Due to its flexible nature, you would have the band over the triggerguard and just in front of the rear sight. I know it works on 2" revolvers - not sure about the really short ones 1 1/8" and 1 5/8" - but it works fine for the 2" variety for sure.
2001985
That's kind of a vague question but I'm inclined to say yes, unless you have a uniquely large revolver. It has a pretty wide range of adjustment. Frankly, if you had some 2" Velcro and marginal sewing skills, you could make one of these in about 2 minutes...any size you want.
2001986
I am using this with a Ruger LCR .38 Special +p revolver. The strap is a bit short but it does cover the cylinder and trigger guard with enough to wrap under the main strap to hold the pistol securely. It is a bit tight. Drawing the pistol from this holster can be awkward, but after practicing, I can draw the weapon out of a Maxpedition Fat Boy bag with a good grip in less than 2 seconds. This is a BUG for me so it isn't that important to be extremely fast.
2001987
I don't see why not. The product is actually a "T" and the vertical part of the "T" folds up to make the loop. The only limitation that I can think of would be the girth of the revolver being too large for the material provided; but I doubt that would be the case.
279956
Sorry, don't know for sure but my guess is that it will. I read quite a few customer letters that mentioned it working with other guns ( S & W, Colt). I have a Dan Wesson, FYI.
77888
Check out this product and the reviews; might depend on the grips you have on your revolver:
2141685
I too have a S&W; snub nose 38, 5 shot revolver and this gun vault will hold it fine; as the other poster wrote, there are foam cushions on the inside that will hold your gun snugly in place and you can push it in however far you want. With mine, I tucked it in just far enough to have easy access to the grip in an emergency.
1590136
If you cut the end stitches a bit, the revolver would be able to fit. I did it to fit my 6" 357mag. It fits quite snugly and works well
1755439
No- these are caliber and revolver specific- look for the model for your revolver and caliber.
1003332
Yes it should. i believe the only difference between the two is the barrel diameter. I don't think there is any difference between the two guns' outside dimensions.
76322
Had a fellow ask the same question a while back, but he was shooting an auto not a snubby. So I don't know the answer. He ordered one so hopefully he will respond with a better answer. I also told him to check his range. My range has one for rent.
178725
I would think so. We put a short barrel 45 and it fits real nice. I would send pic but don't know how to attach it to this. Both our revolvers didn't fit the barrels were to long. A short nose would work.
1726517
I would think that it would work fine as long as you get the nose piece large enough to cover their entire muzzle just dont get too big or it won't seal unless you hold it closed with your hand.
2033248
.38 Revolver? Not even close....these things are really 'custom' fit....don't they have one for a .38?? Ruger's .38 is pretty popular and any snub nose .38 oughta fit that....I have a 5 shot S&W; Chief's Stainless that I might carry if it did. Sorry for the bad news....
1093361
Yes,i think it would,if it is a small frame revolver. Ive never owned a judge,so i cant say 100%
1792957
I do not think that it will, as it is pretty form fitted to the revolver.. It is a nice holster though.
1436248
This only works on threaded muzzles. You would need to take your gun to a gun smith or buy a barrel that has a threaded muzzle.
1326724
I have a Charter Arms snub nose 38 spl with an exposed hammer - made in about 1975. It fit and works fine with that. Note that in bright sunlight the laser dot cannot be seen.
1124062
Yes but it would likely not be effortless to put a revolver in as it is a pistol due to the cylinder.
728144
It should, assuming there is enough exposed barrel length between the stock and muzzle. The thickness of the barrel will not be a problem.