I'm hearing that this isn't intended for handguns -- way too big. Yet I can't find the dimensions anywhere. Nothing for scale. Bottomline: yes or no for full-sized handgun (40 S&W)? Thanks! I'm hearing that this isn't intended for handguns -- way too big. Yet I can't find the dimensions anywhere. Nothing for scale. Bottomline: yes or no for full-sized handgun (40 S&W)?... » Read More I'm hearing that this isn't intended for handguns -- way too big. Yet I can't find the dimensions anywhere. Nothing for scale. Bottomline: yes or no for full-sized handgun (40 S&W)? Thanks! « Show Less
1113557
No ...this red dot can only handle 22lr at best Your 40 cal has way to much recoil for this It will fit on a picatiny rail but nothing bigger then a 22
2199557
See the link in utube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMoKCJpPkn0It should help you. "large" pistol is not very clear so watch the video.
797870
My suspicion is no. I just tried to put my Glock .45 (small series) in it, and it would need another inch carved out on both sides. The dimensions are only about 3x5 inches and maybe and inch and a half deep. It's not something that would fit a pistol - maybe only the smallest of ones. Hope that helps.
990671
should be no problem. I have 4 pistols in mine and my .40 caliber is about 8 inches with plenty of room to spare. You may want to look at the specs and measurements again before making the purchase to be sure.
30966
It will fit any full size handgun that has a rail. I say full size because some compacts are so small there's little room between the front of the trigger guard and the end of slide. Size? It's a bit bulky for a handgun. Don't expect it to slide into your holster unless of course the holster is designed to fit it specifically. I've had it on an AR and a Glock 17. Worked well on both.
1386055
isn't that a revolver type? this is set up for a "1911" type weapon, hope that helps you, it is well made and has Velcro contact points, and extra adaptation points to accommodate a variety of pistols . if you are handy ,you cold modify it to accommodate a revolver, but the availability of the right kind are abundant.
2125451
this is actually looks and seems like itl fit larger framed sidearms....until you take it out of the box. its a great torch n site for theprice, but seems only compatible for picatinny rails and smaller framed pistols (i would say, idealy, fittin a xds 45). im not sure if youve got the rifle or the pistol, but should fit both provided youve got a rail system on the rifle
184898
No, too large. It fits my S&W; 6906 9mm minigun well and also my Kel-tec 9mm. You can just shoehorn a Glock-19 into it.I find myself using this more and more in the summer. I added large D-ring to the handle. (Had it sewed on end). Now you can attach to belt with carabiner. Another good option for summer carry. Hope this helps. God Bless, quizkid
1872456
I bought it for a Taurus .380, but it is over 4" long and it doesn't fit. But it may be a little too narrow for a revolver.I think there are better choices out there for a revolver, but not having one, I'm not the expert on this.
929015
Mr. Collette, I purchased this holster about 4 months ago for my S&W; SD9 VE and it fits my pistol like a glove - didn't even have to adjust the tension screw. But, please bear in mind, my 9MM does not have any type of laser mounted on it. When I place my hangun into the holster firmly, the end of the barrel extends past the bottom of the holster by 1/2 ". When I looked at the snug fit at the bottom, there would be no room for any type of laser regardless of how small it is. While the holster itself is marked "M&P;/40", I'm sure it was designed to be used without any type of laser. Mr. Collette, I purchased this holster about 4 months ago for my S&W; SD9 VE and it fits my pistol like a glove - didn't even have to adjust the tension screw. But, please bear in mind, my 9MM does not have any type of laser mounted on it. When I place my hangun into the holster firmly, the end of the barrel extends past the bottom of the holster by 1/2 ". When I looked at the snug fit at the bottom, there would be no room for any type of laser regardless of how small it is. While the holster itself is marked "M&P;/40", I'm sure it was designed to be used without any type of... » Read More Mr. Collette, I purchased this holster about 4 months ago for my S&W; SD9 VE and it fits my pistol like a glove - didn't even have to adjust the tension screw. But, please bear in mind, my 9MM does not have any type of laser mounted on it. When I place my hangun into the holster firmly, the end of the barrel extends past the bottom of the holster by 1/2 ". When I looked at the snug fit at the bottom, there would be no room for any type of laser regardless of how small it is. While the holster itself is marked "M&P;/40", I'm sure it was designed to be used without any type of laser. « Show Less
679425
Not sure I will try putting it on my full size pistols. What pistol are you looking to put it on. I have many pistols
184896
No full size pistols will fit. Only smaller pistols like a Bersa thunder, Ruger LCP or a Glock 26,27,33.
1721946
Update: Please see my review on 8 January 2016: (JC_N_VA), where I have PICTURES of the very weapon in this holster. I have this holster, and IT FITS WITH THE AIRWEIGHT .38 AND THE SIDE MOUNTED LASER. I have the Insight version. You MUST first modify the holster using a blowdryer. I see that it will not fit the 38 bodyguard with crimson laser--can anyone suggest a paddle holster for that model? S&W; site is ambiguous on holsters
1779964
"Then what do you need the measurements for?" Because I ordered a different one and it did not fit my Colt CSR-1516 which has an "Improved M4 Style" six position adjustable stock. It measures 5 1/8" high and 1 5/8" wide. Apparently, different manufacturer's products are slightly different. This one might be a little tight, but I hopefully can make it fit. A loose butt pad is worse than no pad.
1329424
This is a hella late reply - just going through my inbox.... This holster WILL work for any J-frame revolver. They advertise i as being able to fit full size guns but they print through the material and actually ruin the holster. Hope that helps...Again sorry for the late reply I turned off notifications.
87921
When I ordered the right handed Sof-Tuck they certainly shipped me the right handed version of the Sof-Tuck IWB. Likely a mistake in the picture they posted. As long as you are not ordering this IWB holster for anything larger than a 4 inch barrelled or smaller compact semi automatic I think you will be very pleased. A full sized gun really needs to be Open Carried in a good belt holster anyway. I think you will find the Sof_Tuck to be a very good value at the price.
1937079
TOM: I purchased one for my super ultra carry HD which has same dimensions . I found it to be a tight fit plus to bulky for me use it only to store gun now.