Will this fit the LCP with Crimson Trace? How is the draw on it compared to say an in pants holster? Thanks!
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Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first! Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a... » Read More Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first! « Show Less
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Not sure how the CT laser fits on the LCP, but as long as it doesn't add to the width you should be fine. Might be less than perfect if you make it wider. The trigger guard mount laser should be fine. Draw is not as quick as an ITP holster that is easily accessed like with an open jacket. Two extra steps added to the draw; flip open the cover, and push up the grip. With practice it is still pretty quick, and much more comfortable. It's my favorite.
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Will this fit with Crimson Trace/and draw(?) - if the laser is tucked in front of the trigger guard below the barrel and does not extend beyond the barrel - i can't imagine why it would not fit - but and of course - check with manufacturer if you want to be absolutely certain and without any doubt :) The draw from the bulldog is not a tactically natural or fast thing to do - it would take serious repetitive practice to be safe and fast. A pocket sleeve holster might serve your purpose, and the pants holster might be the most natural and quickest draw IMHO. Remember, the bulldog is a huge device and may draw attention to your attempt to lawfully carry concealed, again-IMHO. Shoot straight; safety first!
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It will. I Have this gun myself. Use it as an alternative carry but I prefer the in the pants being left handed.
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I think Dennis D is correct. I think it would mount and work okay (Crimson Trace makes a quality product), but I'm pretty sure this model is designed for handguns. I mounted mine on my daughter's Glock 17 and its great!
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Thanks for the info...I have a Ruger LCP and a Taurus PT25...I will try an inside the pants holster and if I don't like it I can always use my Fobus paddle holster...I also have a Hi-Point 9mm,but it is much to heavy(29ozs)to carry,but nice for the car...
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It will fit and not fall out or anything but the holster is large so you may have to end up digging around a bit to draw your firearm. If it were me I would try to find one geared more towards compact pistols but this one may not be too bad if it's all you can find for a good price.
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Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the external paddle to an IWB or pocket holster. Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the... » Read More Despite what others have said, yes...it is designed to fit the LCP with a crimson trace laser. That said, it is Kydex type material and is somewhat firm when you first use it I wrapped the gun in wax paper (to prevent scuffing) and inserted/removed the gun into the holster about 100 times or so to get it fully broken in. It is now much easier to draw and reholster. If you don't want to break it in, go with a leather holster. Bottom line, as far as external paddle holsters this is my favorite and I plan to wear it more often now that winter is around the corner. I actually prefer the external paddle to an IWB or pocket holster. « Show Less
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Yes. My LC9 has a LaserMax, which fits nicely. The Crimson Trace should fit as well.The only specification you need to give SneakyPete is whether or not you use the extended floorplate on the 7-round mag.
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The LC9 with the Crimson Trace laser is a perfect fit for the holster. I Don't know about one with the lasermax laser.
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Yes. I put this on my ruger lcp 380 with the red crimson trace. Fits, looks, and works great.....I recommend it.
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I looked up "crimson Trace" and I see it is a laser... it looks like it does not come out very far from the pistol so I would venture a guess that it wouild fit. My little 25ACP is not accurate enough to use a laser... the light is going to go straight, but there ain't no telling about the bullet with that dinky barrel.
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It fits my 357LCR just fine and I am right handed. I don't know what a crimson trace is. I suppose if you wanted to make it a little more feminine you could always glue some lace around it.
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This is what Crimson Trace's web site says: Fits pistols, rifles, and shotguns with M1913 Picatinny or Weaver Accessory Rail including: * 1911 Government or Commander with Rail * AR-15/M16 or similar rail-equipped long guns * Beretta PX4 Full Size and Compact, 92Vertec * GLOCK 3rd Gen 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 34, 35, 38 * GLOCK 4th Gen 17, 19, 22, 23 * Heckler & Koch (HK) P30, 45, 45C * Ruger SR9, SR40, SR9c, SR40c * Sig Sauer P220, P226, P229 * Smith & Wesson M&P Full-Size and Compact * Smith & Wesson SD * Springfield Armory XD and XD(M) * Taurus Millennium Pro, 24/7 * Most other rail-equipped pistols with a minimum of 1 1/16" from recoil lug.
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The fit for the Ruger without the Crimson Trace is very snug. You could certainly give it a try. Worst case is that you have to send it back to Amazon.
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Hello Tim, I am not the one who can answer that question for you. I have the LC9, a plain Jane, and I can tell you it fits perfectly, is really good looking and I never have had even one question as to what I may be carrying in the holster. It look really good and I carry it everywhere I go.
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The lcp is the 380! I ordered mine for the ruger lc9 and it fit perfect. it seemed to keep the front of the fire arm down as well when firing! I hope this helped!
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Hello there, Since the overall length and especially width, are the same I would imagine so- provided that you do not have the crimson sight. My .357 sits snug and when drawn the holster stays in place- even in basketball shorts. The design of the holster also does not imprint- looks like you have a wallet.
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I carry the Ruger lcp 380 the same size as a Smith Body Guard and it fits really well. However I think that the Glock is larger than either one of these pistols. Compare size would be the easiest thing to do I would think. I hope it fits because this is a great holster I carry it eddy day in my front jeans pocket.
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Don't know, but it fits too tight for a Ruger LCP in my opinion. But, it's good enough, but no fast draw.