Anyone tried this with a Ruger LCR with a Lasermax?
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No,I wouldn't think it would fit though. It's shaped to the LCR and I think having the laser on it would restrict it from fitting in all the way.
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My LCP doesn't have a laser but looking at the holster, there is a little room there. Doesn't appear to have enough room to accommodate a Viridian laser but possibly could fit the Crimson Trace and possibly the LaserMax. If I were you, I'd find out for sure before you purchased one. Galco # is (800) 874-2526
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I have an LC9s with red Lazer Max. It fits perfectly. It does not alter the grip or ergonomics. I have over 200 rounds through the gun and have not had to make any adjustments to point of aim after initial sight in. It does not move. John B. Idaho
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I have the LCP380 with the LaserMax, I don't believe the CrimsonTrace is any larger, but I can't be sure. I like the holster, it's comfortable and keeps the Ruger well concealed.
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My lcp has the laser on the side, but I believe this would work on yours as well.
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The LC9 I have has a Laser Max sight under the barrel. It is the sight that I purchased with the weapon as one unit. The holster did fit it.
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Maybe, in some cases I found that the laser would not secure to the picatinny rail and would wobble, due to the unusual way that this secures. It doesn't squeeze onto the sides of the rail for a tight grip like all other mounts I've seen, instead a spring loaded retainer snaps in between the recoil grooves. It is in no way a tight grip on all picatinny rails.
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I am not sure since I took off the Laser Max and installed a Crimson Trace. No problems with that one!
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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.
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Not the one for the LCP but I think they make a model for the LC9 with laser. I know they make one for the LCP with laser.
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I just put a LaserMax on my LCP and this model holster does not fit - the trigger is way too exposed. The PRO486 model (currently sold on Amazon) is designed to accommodate a LaserMax - I've just ordered one since I got a LaserMax last week.
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I have an lcp w a laser and it fits perfect. The sw looks like it would from what I saw.
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The pocket holster will work with the LCP and Lazermax. You will need a wider pocket to retrieve the holster comfortably. Hope this helps.
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The fit is tight on the LCR .38, so I'm not able to answer your question. You may have to contact Lazermax and/or Ruger.
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Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip... » Read More Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. « Show Less
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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.
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No - fits just around the grip. I have not had it slip and carry the LC9 with lasermax almost every day. Helps with my larger hand grip on a small firearm. Ron