Buy Holsters wants you to carry with comfort and confidence. Having a holster that fits your firearm and your use is critical to the safe and effective carrying and use of your gun. We endeavor to provide as thorough a product description as possible and detailed photos to help customers evaluate and select the optimal holster for their use. A part of that process is fitting the holster to your gun. Fit information is incorporated into product detail pages. However, to enhance your selection accuracy, the following links provide expanded holster fit information for major holster manufacturers cross referenced to common firearms manufacturers and models. Please review your selections carefully before ordering to assure the holster you purchase will meet your needs and be satisfactory. When in doubt, please feel free to contact our customer support or double check with manufacturer's websites directly.
Special note to revolver owners: That last thing we want is an unhappy customer. So please let me share my personal experience and maybe it will prevent a few problems for others. I carry a Taurus 856B2 .38 Special double action J-frame revolver with a 2" barrel. It's a great basic gun that has Taurus stock rubber grips. Because those grips are extra thick at the heel, many of the leather holsters with thumb break safety straps will not work. The thumb strap is simply not long enough to clear the extra thickness of the grip. If you have a similar gun or any revolver with grips that are even a little bit thicker than "normal" at the heel, you may want to avoid a leather holster with thumb straps or at least try your gun in a similar holster at a gun shop to make sure it will work before buying online. You can also watch for holsters with adjustable thumb straps. Most of the ballistic nylon or soft holsters have that feature. I hope this little hint helps. JB :)
