Is there enough room in the holster for a light instead of a laser? I'd like to use a Streamlight TLR-1 HL.
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I used the lasertac green laser sold on amazon for my sig-250. So if you use a low profile light that does not stick out farther than 3/4 inch from the end of the barrel it may work. If it hangs lower than the bottom of the trigger guard by more than a 1/4-3/8 inch I do not think it would fit the holster. Think about buying the green lasertac laser. Mount it on the sig-250 and at night in a dark room with laser on you will have plenty of glow from the laser beam in the room. Green is real bright. Hope this helps!
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I don't believe so, my holster holds my LCP very securely, no available space for a laser. If the description doesn't say it's laser compatible then it usually isn't.
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as swampy said, you'll have to modify it further by carefully cutting some of the stitches, I was able to accommodate a NEBO weapon light on my Ruger SR9 once I cut some of the stitches with a knife. Again out of the box it will not accept pistols with rail mounted lights.
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i would say so. i use mine for a full size 1911 and theres room for a light attachment. i have a glock 23 and i'm sure it would fit with a light.
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You didn't state what firearm you carry...but yes holsters are available for most popular firearms with the light/laser
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I'm not familiar with that light. Check the specs against the streamlight pro tac HL. Additional info. My light never fit this holder very well. In a last effort to make it work before I trashed it, I discovered the rubber insert in the bottom of this holder comes out. This leaves the holder without a bottom cover, but there is a lip on the bottom of the holder that will hold the light inn place. Also, by removing the rubber cover, it allows the light to sit lower in the holder and fit better up top. I like it better now and decided to keep it. I hope this helps. If you need more info, just ask. I'm not familiar with that light. Check the specs against the streamlight pro tac HL. Additional info. My light never fit this holder very well. In a last effort to make it work before I trashed it, I discovered the rubber insert in the bottom of this holder comes out. This leaves the holder without a bottom cover, but there is a lip on the bottom of the holder that will hold the light inn place. Also, by removing the rubber cover, it allows the light to sit lower in the holder and fit better up top. I like it better now and decided to keep it. I hope this helps. If you need more info, just... » Read More I'm not familiar with that light. Check the specs against the streamlight pro tac HL. Additional info. My light never fit this holder very well. In a last effort to make it work before I trashed it, I discovered the rubber insert in the bottom of this holder comes out. This leaves the holder without a bottom cover, but there is a lip on the bottom of the holder that will hold the light inn place. Also, by removing the rubber cover, it allows the light to sit lower in the holder and fit better up top. I like it better now and decided to keep it. I hope this helps. If you need more info, just ask. « Show Less
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I believe this is not a laser specific holster.do a little more shopping for a specific fit.
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I have the Springfield XD 45 with a rail mounted Protec Elite HP190LS. It will fit into the holster but is very snug, I removed the laser from the bottom of the light and it fits very nicely, which works out for me due to using the light mostly at night. As for the longer barrel, I would be scared to say. Hope this helps.
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Close but not quite. It works fine with full sized guns like a glock 17 but lights are a problem.
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Amos; YES. I have an M&P 40c less than a year old and it is a perfect fit. I also have a Crimson Trace laser on it and it is great too. Some will say because the light exceeds the barrel length a tad that it is not a "perfect fit", but it is easily removable for CCW if that is your primary carry. I do not carry but prefer home defense setup and it is just fine for that. Finding a holster with the light proved to be a major task so I found a simple Drago zip pouch for bedside duty.
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The majority of light adaptable holsters are formed to fit a specific gun and light. The profile of this light is different than the Streamlight lights and won't fit in a holster designed for their lights or many others. If the holster in question is more generic (not built for a specific gun or light) than it will probably fit.
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I am sorry, but I do not have a 1911, with or without light/laser combo. I use it for a Glock 17 which fits fine. However, looking at the holster again, I suspect it would not hold the configuration you are describing as there is no extra "play" when my Glock is in the holster.
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Looks like it, there is a decent amount of space. The laser I have has a smaller profile.
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Amos; YES. I have an M&P; 40c less than a year old and it is a perfect fit. I also have a Crimson Trace laser on it and it is great too. Some will say because the light exceeds the barrel length a tad that it is not a "perfect fit", but it is easily removable for CCW if that is your primary carry. I do not carry but prefer home defense setup and it is just fine for that. Finding a holster with the light proved to be a major task so I found a simple Drago zip pouch for bedside duty.
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This does fit well on a Glock 22 Gen4. If this is for your primary sidearm, I recommend saving up for a Streamlight TLR2 HL and add a trigger switch. The one you are looking at has 2 separate switches, one for the light, one for the laser. You have to work the light switch on, then off, then on again for the strobe to work. This is a lot to remember under stress. If this is all you can afford, it fits fine.
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You'll have to work the holster a little by holstering and drawing your gun with light attached. It's rea snug at first and feels like the corners of the light are catching. After breaking in the holster the draw is much smoother. I haven't found another holster to suit my needs so it was worth the time it took to break in the holster. If you're really looking for a quick snag free set up round the corners and edges on the back side of your light/laser set up and reblue where you removed material. Good luck,I hope this helps
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You don't loose much trigger room, but you do need a special holster with the laser.