is the bottom of the holster open for a longer barrel SP101 (3")
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I have a Smith and Wesson. 38 Cal nameless 2-1/8" barrel will this holster work
1196618
The one I have is for a Smith J frame. Bottom is closed except for a small drain hole. A 3 inch barrel will not fit this holster. A Taurus M85 will fit. A J frame wil fit. FWIW, I love this holster.
1196619
No it's not open. I use it with my S&W; 442 and it fits that gun perfectly.
1196620
No, it is sewn across. I can try to think of one that is if that helps and edit this answer.
1958039
Not exactly it's designed for a shorter barrel but the muzzle end of the holster can be ground out (it's just plastic) to allow the barrel and slide to pass through, only takes a file and a few minutes of labor
2019381
I own and use the holster for my G27 (same external dimentions as the G26). Based on the internal dimensions and orientation of the pistol, the stock dimentions are what the holster is designed. If you were to purchase the holster and want to cut a hole in the bottom to accommodate that barrel extension the covert looks would be compromised. I would not recommend using the stock length barrel in the standard G26 SP holster.
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There is a short "rail" on the bottom, right in front of the trigger, which is standard for after-market attachments. My son just ordered this (Umarex USA Walther PPQ (CO2) Accessory Rail) which connects to the bottom rail and wraps around to make a longer accessory rail for the top.
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Once screwed to the underside of the desk, it is extremely rigid and snug fitting. I am currently using it with a fully loaded Springfield Armory XD40 subcompact (9 rounds) but have also used it with a S&W Model 65 357Mag with a 3" barrel and had no problem with it. I would not hesitate to purchase again.
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I removed a 1x1x3 block of foam from the bottom left corner and I keep a glock 27 with a crimson trace laser, lcp in a pocket holser (upside down in bottom left corner), and an extra g27 magazine(below the glock) in mine.They touch but are not tight and easily removed. I'd upload a picture but I don't see that option on this page.
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I have a 5 inch, but the holster is open, so the shorter barrel should work just fine.
1489457
Yes, holster is on the left and is easily accessible for Rt handed shooters. The problem is the size of the holster, as the prior two posters mentioned. It is just too small for a number of my pistols, with no chance of fitting anything with a light mounted on it.
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Yes this has an open bottom, fits my 45 perfect and should be great for 1911
1295042
Mine for the S&W; Shield was closed. I have seen models for Glocks and 1911's with open bottoms.
1191995
I'm curious about the previous two responses stating that it will fit a 3" barrel. I have a two inch barrel and the barrel comes to the end (bottom) of the holster. A 3" barrel would clearly extend an inch below the end of the holster. Hope this helps.
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it does have an open bottom for a barrel to fit thru like a 9mm. not sure, but the P22 may be a little to small for this holster.
1125260
No, it is an OWB paddle holster. It is very bulky and uncomfortable. It is impossible to conceal and I can only use it for open carry at the range.
1597216
It will fit just fine. It's just the length of the barrel will be shorter inside the holster
2010091
It is too long for short barrels. I have a bodyguard that this does not fit well. The part that installs on the end of the Okeba that sizes it to the barrel, ends up in the chamber instead of the barrel.
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there is a small gap on the rear bottom of the grip between original metal bottom and the new wood grip, you know it extends the grip about 3/4 of an inch. but it is a solid fit on my 10-6 model. the bigger issue is your hand size, if you have small hands you will not like it. really improves the "look" of the gun though, others like original grips, but they are too small for me.
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Not that I can see. Its made to sit almost perfectly iwb. Very nice holster.