I have the Ruger LCP with the laser attached to the front of the trigger guard. Would this not work for that configuration?
1472042
My lcp has the laser on the side, but I believe this would work on yours as well.
1472043
the bullet points clearly state that it is NOT designed for a laser attached to the trigger guard.
1051398
Yes it should, but your pistol does have a rail thats further back than most. The light is relieved for trigger guard.
1348986
As far as I can tell... it has an insert that is removable just for those pistols that have the laser sites on them. Take a look and you decide (via the URL below). Notice the bulge in front to the trigger guard as well as the black screw on the holster. The screw is holding a removable insert which (once removed) allows the laser to fit down in. I think this is a new design, as I just bought mine about a month ago. https://www.dropbox.com/s/hsf7bb546lc047w/_JD38574.JPG
413232
I don't believe so, my holster holds my LCP very securely, no available space for a laser. If the description doesn't say it's laser compatible then it usually isn't.
73036
I had to remove the Crimson Laser so gun would fit. I use this as a backup holster and not a primary carry holster so for me the laser was not necessary.
990301
I would say no. I have one for the Ruger lcp and one for the Smith and Wesson bodyguard. They are different because of the laser.
621517
I am not familiar with that setup so I don't know. It accomodates my wife's Ruger SR22P-CT which has the crimson trace laser located before the trigger guard and under the barrel. Its well made for the price. Hope this helps.
627087
It depends if the laser is on the rail then no. They make a model of holster for rail accessories too. Go to Blackhawk website and it will tell you which model is for rail accessories.
1301833
I would say that it wouldn't fit. The lcp fits tight as it is and there is absolutely no room for a laser.
1977337
I am not sure without taking off my laser to see if the trigger guard is the same... Be safe and ask laserlyte..I do like the laser but the first one i recieved would not adjust properly.
1923601
I don't think it will. I also have a S&W; Shield but without any laser attachment in front of the trigger guard and it fits well in the holster but it's an exact, snug fit. But since I've never tried using this holster with a laser attachment I can't say for sure.
2238626
Yes. I have the laser that goes down the side and I had to rest the trigger guard on the cradle to avoid obstructing the laser.
65894
My Bodyguard has the laser, but from how mine fits, yours should still catch on the trigger guard.
1299377
Laser is attached to gun's lower frame's rail and it fits flush with the front of the frame and the slide. I think, It should not interfere with the barrel and slide compensator.
194302
I don't think so. The holster covers most of the trigger guard and is such a close fit over the top of the grip that it won't allow the laser grip to fit. I own two of the LCR's , the .22 and the .357 models. I want to get the Lazermax CF-LCR Lazer and emailed Ruger about a holster, but haven't received an answer yet. Check on Crimson trace's web site, I think they recommend holsters for pistols with their lasers. Good luck.
1072965
If the laser is fitted to the rail on bottom, then it probably won't fit. If it's connected to the side, via the handle, then it should be ok
1111651
Not made for a laser on the firearm only the gun itself as for the specific Gun probably check your model against the size chart , it's a grea holster.