has anyone tried to use this on a Ruger LCP that does't have a laser on it? I would like to have my finger on the gun instead of through a hole. TY.
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If the gun doesn't have a laser make sure you get the appropriate holster as the barrel will tilt downward and the gun alone does not fit correctly (snug) in the holster made for LCP with laser. As for the hole, I find it pretty comfortable. The trigger guard actually forms two "holes" when the gun is in the holster. When in the back pocket I slip my middle finger in the "hole" below the trigger guard to slide slide the holster/gun out this avoiding having to place finger on the trigger. When doing this your trigger finger ends up being right where it should be above the trigger. The fit is very precise (with the laser for proper fit on holster made for gun/laser combo) and the top "hole" for the trigger finger follows the trigger guard. So bringing your finger into the "hole" to the trigger is really no different than if the gun was not in the holster. I'm pretty sure they make a holster for with and without the laser. I would say that the one without should fit just as well as mine does with. My recommendation would be to make sure you get the proper holster and I find that finding the trigger is not much different at all. Hope this helps with your question.
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Let us know what you find out. Also will it work with the other Ruger LCP LaserLyte Laser option.
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What ever you do. Do!! Purchase this laser. I purchased two and with in 4hours the product stopped working. The laser doesn't work at all. But what I did purchase was the mp40 laser made by hang let me get you the name. There laserlyter rear sight battery on last about 10 minutes and then the battery go out at 5 dollars apop its not worth it. Now the Mp40 lasersight they give you the holster that fits your weapon free. Let me get you the name.
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description of item pretty clearly says for Ruger LCP. It fits the LCP like it was made for it, probably because it was. It even comes with a replacement pin designed for the LCP. Therefore, I think it would be a safe bet that it only fits the LCP and not any other pistol unless it is an exact clone of the LCP
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Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the external paddle to an IWB or pocket holster. Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the... » Read More Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the external paddle to an IWB or pocket holster. « Show Less
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As the others said it is about as good as it gets for the Ruger LCP 380 (with or without a laser attached. I personally use mine for the rear pocket. I can't say this for other models but if the size is compatible with the LCP you will like this holster.
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No. This kind of laser sight is best used on a long gun. It is too large to use on a handgun.
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has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to... » Read More has held zero with no problems, even after full house 158 gr JSP 357 mag loads--the LCR handles 357 mag loads better than any other small revolver anyhow--people who only shoot S/W stuff have no idea how much better Ruger products are--the LCR is a joy to shoot even with hot 357 loads--as I stated in my review of the Lasermax, get the CORRECT size phillips screwdriver to install it so that the screws are drawn down EVENLY & SECURELY--this is very important & they should probably include one with the sight, but do not--the last thing you want to do is mess up a screw, because you need to take them all out to change the battery « Show Less
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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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DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a... » Read More DO NOT buy this product! Protect your investment, spend the extra money and buy a Crimson Trace grip laser instead. My serious complaint with this LaserMax product is the ON/OFF switch. It is not spring loaded. Simply, it slides from left to right. With the slightest pressure while carrying holstered, the laser is activated. After a short time, your battery is dead and you are left without having a laser to use. What is the point of buying a laser if the battery goes dead on you? Re-think this investment; I bought a LaserMax and will never purchase their products again after using a CrimsonTrace on my other LCR -- I own three LCR's. -- in my opinion « Show Less
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SorryI do not use mine with a Laser . But I like the holster . I use it for my job .
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I have a laser on my gun. I turn the laser on and watch how much it moves as I pull the trigger. I try to control my trigger pull so that I get minimal movement of the laser off the "target". I do that once a week until my finger starts to hurt, to build muscle memory and personal confidence in my ability to keep the gun steady. With a short barrel like my 38 has a small amount of movement caused by sloppy trigger pull can be the difference between hitting your target and causing collateral damage in a self defense scenario.
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Hi Anna,I went online to take a look.at your hand gun, and I did not see that it has a rail.Therefore this laser will not work on your gun.
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Mine doesn't have the laser but I'm comfortable the this holster would accommodate an LCP with crimson trace.
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The R5-LCP was designed specifically for the Ruger LCP. Check Viridian's home page. There is also a R5-Shield and a R5-LC9/LC380. In my opinion, a green laser is the better choice. The light is more intense and much easier to see.
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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 see no reason why not. I have a Ruger ambidextrous and inside/outside waistband leather holster, but not sure it matters. The profile of the "Trigger Stay" is about the same or less than the LCP and should interfere with holstering your gun in a paddle holster.