Would a s&w 637 with a Crimson Trace laser grip work with this holster?
1007430
I'm not sure about the model of weapon but the laser grip will not affect the use of the holster as the grips are well above the top of it.
1007431
I have a 642 with the Crimson Trace laser and the holster works great. From the highroad.org, "...the 637 is like the 642 (stainless), but has an exposed hammer and hence a shorter frame behind the cylinder. it's disadvantage is the possibility of snagging and providing an entry for debris into the action...." So I believe that fit would not be a problem. Drawing from an ankle holster isn't particularly fast and I believe that your exposed hammer will cause issues unless you exaggerate your pants hike up. The only way to know is to try it with your normal pants. I'm not wild about ankle carry but it beats leaving my pistol at home! I have a 642 with the Crimson Trace laser and the holster works great. From the highroad.org, "...the 637 is like the 642 (stainless), but has an exposed hammer and hence a shorter frame behind the cylinder. it's disadvantage is the possibility of snagging and providing an entry for debris into the action...." So I believe that fit would not be a problem. Drawing from an ankle holster isn't particularly fast and I believe that your exposed hammer will cause issues unless you exaggerate your pants hike up. The only way to know is to try it with your normal pants. I'm not wild about... » Read More I have a 642 with the Crimson Trace laser and the holster works great. From the highroad.org, "...the 637 is like the 642 (stainless), but has an exposed hammer and hence a shorter frame behind the cylinder. it's disadvantage is the possibility of snagging and providing an entry for debris into the action...." So I believe that fit would not be a problem. Drawing from an ankle holster isn't particularly fast and I believe that your exposed hammer will cause issues unless you exaggerate your pants hike up. The only way to know is to try it with your normal pants. I'm not wild about ankle carry but it beats leaving my pistol at home! « Show Less
1066688
No it does not fit with extended grips but does fit with crimson trace laser,might check with sneaky Pete mabye they offer a larger one
1003062
No, this laser grip is for full size S&W M&P models only. The 5904 uses other laser grips that can be found on Crimson Trace's website.
106776
Yes it fits mine perfectly, I have the S&W; .380 Bodtguard with the built in laser. I love this holster.
1721945
YES IT WILL if the laser is the side mounted insight or crimson trace one. You must modify (i.e heat treat) the holster to allow it to do this. Please see my review on 8 January 2016 where I have pictures of this weapon in this holster.
1473805
I had a S&W; Bodyguard with the built in laser and the holster did fit the gun. I found the holster to be uncomfortable but to be honest I never spent enough time using it to "break it in." I'd suggest a super slim in the pant holster that goes under the waistline.
2063449
No, at least not this model... These holsters are very specific / tailored to the make and model of your firearm.. If you want it to fit your gun with a laser; I would be specific when ordering directly from Galco- only if you don't find it here on Amazon...
1329308
The Bianchi 77 Piranha holster has a very snug fit to the LCR but I don't think there will be any issue with the Crimson Trace laser sight making it any tighter. It's tight around the cylinder and frame not the grip.
705846
If it's the standard S&W 38 snub w teaser on the handle you will be ok. The handle does not go into the holster.
1753888
Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first!
542879
My S&W Bodyguard 380 has a built in laser sight and it fits perfectly. I'm very pleased with my purchase.
709985
It will depend on the profile of the laser and it's mount. This is a great Holster with great adaptability features.My best guess is yes.
455227
Most Crimson Trace laser grips are designed for specific models. You will need visit the Crimson Trace website and find out which model of laser grips will fit you 686. You can then either buy it from CT directly or find that model of laser grip on the Internet. Once you know the model number you can check the Internet for other sellers of that model to fit your 686.
1926066
It should work very well. I bought it for a model 637 and since it works with tension and without a cross strap to hold the gun securely it should be a good fit.
1258670
If the laser is mounted under the barrel then no it will not. If it is like a Crimson Trace that mounts to the grips and rides alongside the body of the gun, then it might, but I think it may interfere. Sorry but I think you may need to look at a different holster in either case.
1727405
no it will not fit , the holster is not stitched around for the laser , If you had a side mounted laser it would , like my wife's S&W bodyguard
190559
Yes, I have both the LCR .38spl and the .22lr with the Crimson Trace laser grip. There is no problem on the .22 LCR.Jim M