LCR IWB holsters

[GunnyGene]

Thinking about this Triple K IWB holster for my LCR .22 mag. $50. Ruger sells them with the Ruger logo. Opinions/alternatives?

 

[charlesappel]

There are probably a hundred different models to choose from.
My preference would be for something in kydex or hard leather with an FBI cant. The Triple K appears to be a straight up and down design, so it would not suit me. However, if you prefer an uncanted holster, it should work well.

 

[DukeMinski]

Gunny;
Charles is right...there are a lot of companies making IWB's that will work with LCR's.

If you search the internet for "LCR holster" you'll probably get several good hits.
Galco, DeSantis, Fobus, AlienGear, etc, etc.

My son has an LCR and I have an SP101 and I got us both the same IWB holster from High Noon.
The holsters I bought are a discontinued model (I think it was called the Hidden Ally).
However, High Noon makes several types of IWB holsters.
Just one suggestion.

 

[PriseDeFer]

But a straight holster is good for cross draw also. For driving.

 

[ADP3]

I'd look at a holster De Santis makes, a Sof Tuk IWB. With the clip removed it also works as a pocket holster. They usually run less than $25.

Best Regards,
ADP3

 

[buckshotshorty]

With a revolver I prefer a holster whose clip is not over the cylinder. That is already the thickest part of the gun.
Lobo makes a nice one. The one I use is offset at 15 degree angle, its made by Talon Holster