does it fit a 38 revolver
444794
If I remember correctly, probably not. I tossed mine. Listen, I've repeated this again and again and again here ad nauseum... YOU DO NOT WANT TO WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS HOLSTER. I am an avid shooter and own lots and lots of brands of holsters, and the reason this holster is cheap is because it IS cheap... cheaply made, cheaply designed. The clip is a plastic piece of crap and will pull off with the gun in almost every instance. Also, the holster material is so light, it is nearly impossible to re-holster your weapon if you draw it without using your other hand to hold it open to put the pistol back in. If you have a gun you intend to carry, SPEND THE MONEY to buy a GOOD holster. If the time ever comes that you had to defend yourself, your family, or your home, you don't want a flimsy holster getting in the way. One more time... THIS HOLSTER IS JUNK, don't buy it.
444795
I believe a 38 would fit in it but might not be the fit you want. I carry a 380 auto and it gets lost in this holster. It would be okay to carry but it's hard to get it out.
444796
I also have a 357 snub nose revolver and it fits great! I don't think you would have a problem.
1247212
My S&W; 38 fit just fine and its got a longer barrel along with a speed loader. mine has two mounting holes on bottom.
1896375
From what I know of the 38 bodyguard revolver it might bulge out a bit to far and I don't think you would be able to add anything else to the two front slots. This pouch has a big bother for a little higher price. If you want to feel comfortable with this pouch honestly I would recommend a small auto 380.
253827
I am not sure, but seeing as it was too tight for my Taurus .38 special, I would think no.
1292591
I'm not sure, but I'm pretty sure it would. It fit my .38 revolver, but it's a bit large for my revolver. I'm pretty sure it would fit your 12 gauge. I keep my 12 gauge locked, so I haven't tried it on it.
589715
Jesse, I don't think these grips will fit you 357. The back strap on the 38 is not very wide. I think the 357 is wider.
1381698
I'm not certain but I do know it did not fit my model 38 after told it will and have yet to hear about a return.
418681
I think it would. My husband has a revolver and it fits in the case with my 380. It has more room than you think.
1282429
I'm sorry, but I just don't know. It holds my Ruger 357. I'm not that knowledgeable about guns to know what size your .40 is.
738410
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.
2155031
I'm not sure. I have 2 snub-nose .38 revolvers but have not attempted to do so.
1358897
My case is 14" for Ruger Single 10 with 5" barrel Fits perfectly. Not familiar with LCR 38 ( the case is also a 13" which measures 14" & the single 10 is a slightly larger frame than the single 6 I believe unless a convertible)
2013343
I don't see why it wouldn't. As long as it is a six shot revolver. It works well for my .357 Taurus model 66. I have used both .357 and .38 Special rounds in mine.
1087263
my s&w; .38 model 642 has a barrel length of 1.875" and fits nice. yours is just over a half an inch longer. safe bet it'll serve your purpose as well.
850953
I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so you should have no trouble reselling it. I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so... » Read More I am not sure. I believe that it will fit any 5 shot 38 sp revolver as long as the cylinder swings out enough so the grips do not interfere with it. I know that it works with the Smith & Wesson and it will work with my Charter Arms Off Duty even though my revolver was not listed. The frames should be the same. I feel that revolvers are more reliable and it gives me comfort in knowing that I have a handy way to store 5 more rounds rather than just having them in a pocket. If the price is right, I would not hesitate to take a chance on it. There are many people that are carrying the S&W; so you should have no trouble reselling it. « Show Less
226576
ideally for .25 and small .380 semi-auto ...I think they would NOT fit a 38 special due to size
1281765
I am carrying a 38 J frame in my BLACKHAWK HOLSTER , A Ruger model 101 in 357 Mag will not fit this HOLSTER ,I don't own a 357 Mag -J frame so I can't say it won't fit , but it fits the 38 so well that I would bet it would be to tight for a J frame 357