I carry a Para Ordinance P12 45 Auto do i need a large or small holster
253512
I am mot familiar with the Para Ordinance P12 45 Auto. However, I believe even a compact 45 Auto would require the large holster.
480257
It depends on where uou are placing the holster really, if it is in a pack or other relatively snug space then I recommend the smaller size. The larger size would hinder quick weapon retrieval.
1545305
This holster is pretty much a 1-size fits all, for medium/large frame semi-auto pistols. Not recommended for heavy duty / hard law enforcement work, but okay for being in the woods, etc. I have several and have experienced no problems.
96455
I would recommend going with the smaller size too, they do have some stretch to them. It also depends on where you plan on wearing it. Smaller would be better for high waist pants, but you can also get an extender for only $14 to pull it down further for low riders. You want the holster to fit snugly so that it holds your weapon close to your body and doesn't jostle around.
2170307
I am not quite familiar with your 1911 para ordinance expert but if it is a full size 1911, it wil surely fit it. Would highly recomend it. It will improve the handling of your pistol plus it looks good as well.
691296
It really depends on the firearm and where you would carry. A semi-auto is slimmer than a revolver. Within the semiautos, a Glock 17 is "thicker" than a Ruger LCP. And if you're going to carry in the small of your back, there's usually plenty of room there compared to carrying right on your hip. For me, taking all the "small/roomy" choices above, I certainly use all my regular/existing pants to carry a Ruger LCP in the small of my back (a little to the right of center-spine). So, no, I wouldn't buy larger pants. Just don't try to CCW a cannon. Best of luck!
193541
Pick whichever size shirt you normally wear - the T needs to be snug so the weight of the pistol doesn't make that side of the shirt hang down. Use the large holder - the small holster is too small for a 45. I normally wear XL shirt - tried the 2X T and the arm holes were too big - gun hangs too low. I like my XL - got used to it as I wore it more.
1801920
I don't own either of those so compare to what will fit. A .25ACP Baby Browning and a Glock 26 9mm. However, the larger the pistol up to Sub Compact Glocks means the less room you have for other stuff. Overall this is a very good fanny pack and I'd buy another. Good Luck JP
1421755
I carry a Taurus revolver (full frame) as my EDC and it fits quite comfortably, love this product, I do not see why a small pistol wouldn't fit.
1778343
Depends how big you are. The holster has a lot of adjustment. I use the tie downs to keep the holster and magazines in close to my body. I'm told I'm large and no one can tell when I am carrying.
1840777
Sorry, I didn't get the holster, but the canister fits nicely in my pocket. The canister also has a "safety" mechanism that keeps it from accidentally discharging, so I don't think a holster is necessary.
1009264
I currently carry the Taurus T738 .380 in the holster and it's just a too big, but works fine.
1826012
not real sure...here is a guide I found to size pistols to holsters...hope this helpshttp://www.lg-outdoors.com/uncle_mikes_holster_chart.pdf
3897
Agree you will need large for this firearm. However, I find weight of my Glock 27 causes unwanted sag over long day. Works, but I prefer single stack weight with this item.
920938
Refer to Uncle Mike's pistol fit chart. It will give you the right fit holster for the pistol you have.
885344
Yea the number 2 holsters I believe are the smallest ones you could find so they might be a bit big but I would check around as there are some small pocket guns about this size.
3898
I use the Large for my Sig Sauer P226 Combat and it works very well for me.