Does the Sprgfld Pdl Hlstr take the XD-45 with a laser site on it?
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.
1111652
I am pretty sure you can adjust this enough to fit the XD45 but the laser would definitely not fit.
1111653
Not sure I have the 9mm sub compact but if the laser sight is under the barrel and not wider than the gun it should work cause holster is has a screw on to adjust the holster so the gun don't fall out on you.
780660
No, it doesn't. CT doesn't make a Lasergrip for the 45, so you actually have to get the Railmaster. I found that out the hard way.
2281790
Hmmm, good question. I would say yes. The laser has the same axis as the bore and is centered in the bore. If the pistol is on target when using the sights it should be dead on.
150056
I use my LCR with laser sight in this holster. Fits slightly more snug but works fine. It does not trigger my laser either.
1996529
Dennis if you have not already done so, go to Laserlytes website, go to their sight listing/rear sights for the XD, you will find the answer and also a pic of the the 3" XD. Looks cool. I hope this helps.... Carl
2195812
As long as you have enough frame it should. However, I might warn you, it's not exactly a steadfast mount. It would be ok for a light, but not steady enough for a laser. I fooled around with it for quite some time and was unable to get it solid enough for a laser so I gave up and tossed it in my shooting toolbox. I've since let the 1911's go, and went Springfield XDM's. They come with a rail built into the frame...very solid. Hope that answers your question.
1027347
The Streamlight TLR-2S comes with four Rail Keys. One is for Mil Std 1913 rails. I don't have an HK so obviously I can't be certain but from the HK website, all of the 45's I checked are described as having a "Picatinny MIL-STD 1913" rail so I don't know why this wouldn't work with your handgun. On my XDm 45 I'm using the Glock rail key to get proper spacing from the trigger guard without any problems and it has as Picatinny rail.
1014087
No, the shield is a single stack magazine and will take a different laser. I am sure Crimson Trace has one for the Shield.
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.
890643
No. You may need a custom holster to accomodate the laser. For the XDS, if you like IWB kydex, and for extra money ($50-$60) you could check out PJ Holsters or Cook Holsters. They will custom make a holster that'll fit the XDS with laser. Cook may be able to do that for you in a paddle holster, PJ only in waistband holsters.
1463817
No the Laser does not interfer with the weapon's trigger. I would highly recommend night sights and this laser is just a bonus. Both are very useful, but if I could only afford one it would be night sights.
190560
i do not have laser on my lcr 22 if laser is on starboard side i don't see why it shouldn't work
350063
My Springfield xd40 fits nicely with crimson pistol grip laser. The xd 40 appears larger than the LC9. If you have a pistol grip laser, it will most definitely fit. Not sure though, if you have a barrel ended laser.
346850
According to Truglo's website it does (http://www.truglo.com/images/handgun_chart.pdf); I put mine on an XD9 and had to do it myself as I couldn't find a gunsmith in Houston willing to swap out the sights on an XD
8362
not sure but it works great for mine with the laser. wasn't aware they offered one without the laser.
782891
Yes, they do make the option for both type lasers for an LC9. You may have to go to their web site to specify what you want, however check out my review.
656982
Yes, but don't bother. I own a lot of very fine Crimson Trace laser products but I regret buying this flimsy junk. I couldn't stand the way it looked and functioned on my very expensive Kimber. I returned it to the Amazon vendor but I still got burned on the outrageous "restocking fees". I wished someone would have warned me about plastic construction of the Crimson Trace Light Guard before I purchased it. My advice is to go and buy a quality pocket flashlight like the the Streamlight ProTac HL (not cheap) and be done with it.