How about a Hi Point 380?
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I couldn't say specifically, I see that your particular gun is not one of the selections for this holster. I do however see a colt 380 officers defender that might work. Were I you, I would look around at other holsters and try to find holsters that mention the High Point 380 along with other more popular guns, like Glocks, Sigs etc. That way you will probably find a holster that will fit not only your gun but others as well that have very similar dimensions. Try this link at Uncle Mikes ( http://holsters.unclemikes.com/Holsters/Search/~#H )to see what, if any holsters have the same sizing as a gun listed for the Barsony Pancake. I do see where they have the High Point holster listed. Try to find some common ground with say a Glock or what ever and then cross reference with Barsony Pancake.. I hope this helps.. Best.
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If it is like the body guard you would love the sneaky pete. One day I carry my camera in it, then my cell phone. You will never know what day my 380 is in it. Using it so many ways "going for it" has become second nature to me, no fumbling around.
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I actually do not recommend this gun anymore. There are a lot of problems with it. Mine came with a broken fuse, and ended up being broken not once, but twice, plus the customer service was bad. I say if you want a gun with the same kick and feel, get the H
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I would recommend the big shebang. It seems the regular is only meant for the compact 380s.
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Crosman premier hollow point work well, but 14 grain jsb exact work the best for me.
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Probably not. I don't think it would stretch enough since the LC.380 is larger than a LCP.
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I would recommend something more like a 22lr with snake shot. The 9 mm is pretty powerful for that kind of use.
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I bought the grip for a hi-point c9 and it fit great. The hi-point is a full size compact handgun. I had no problem with this grip.
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The Butler Creek will work on 380. In my thinking, 380 is .380auto or 380cal. or whatever you want to call it. I have several Walther PPK's and they are .380 and it works on the ammo I bought for them. Its real easy on the fingers!
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The high point c9 is both too large and too thick for this case. Not to mention too heavy. I don't think you will find a case of this type that will fit that gun. I own one and while High Point calls it compact is basically a full size gun and far heavier than most. You might find an inside the belt holster that will work with it. There is nothing wrong with the High Point its is just not intended to be carried concealed. A lot of security guards carry it as their duty weapon so I know there are regular holsters available for it.
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This is what you need... http://www.amazon.com/Fobus-Standard-Holster-Paddle-Hi-Point/dp/B001A5C98K
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I would think an upgrade would be possible on this bow. The rail is plenty long enough to accommodate many scope brands and lengths. The only issue I could see you having is would the range compensation markers be calibrated for this bow. The tact zone scope from excalibur is already tuned to the 380 fps of the matrix 380 bow.
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You would be better off with a LaserLyte TGL for your pistol IMHO.LaserLyte TGL Laser for Taurus TCP and Slim Pistol
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I would get an AimPoint patrolman or an EoTech. They are more expensive but well worth the extra cost and will survive your 7.62mm. Trust me I know. I have used them in a number of harsh environments. You may want to get a riser to help with co-witness. Let me know if you have more questions.
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This is what you need... Fobus Standard Holster RH Paddle HP2 Hi-Point 9MM & 380
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Agreed. It's really meant for hip shooting for the quick draw. Also, games like battlefield where you can add mods to the gun, you don't really need to add the in-game laser sight and can use something else instead
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hard to say without knowing how large the listing info is....but the 380 is a small gun and there would be some room for loose paper.