Ruger LCR .38 / 9mm IWB Holster - USA Made - Fits Ruger LCR in 38 / 9 - Klipt IWB Holster by Blade-Tech Holsters, Inside Waistband Concealed Carry (Right Hand)

Spot on. Grips the weapon perfectly, without interfering with the draw. Can also easily re-insert without having to twist yourself into a pretzel ( I carry at 4-5 o'clock position ). Minimal printing. I was surprised how well something as wide as a revolver ( due to cylinder ) conceals. Trigger protected by the design. Bargain for the price.

Just want everyone to know this holster works on the Ruger LCR .22LR. It fits perfectly.

I've spent anywhere from $5 to $100 and up on holsters over the years. Lots of science experiments to get a product to fit a handgun properly and good for concealment and retention AND AND AND has a smooth draw that feels like pulling out a lightsaber. Usually, at least the first 3-4 holsters I get have some extreme safety or comfort compromise or are utter and complete disappointments. This holster, at this price for the LCR, is a FIND!! It's perfect. Would put up against the Harry holsters and that Sp101 Rath or whatever the name is. This holster fits my LCR like a glove, and you get that kydex click, guilt-free, as it doesn't scratch the space-age LCR frame! This was a RELIEF!!!!!!

This thing works phenomenally for what I need as a light duty CCW holster. I do think it could have slightly tighter retention, and I also question the long-term durability of the belt clip. For the price I am satisfied with the quality and fit. And it hasn’t been Ben scuffing up the cylinder on my gun or anything like that.

I bought this Blade-Tech Klipt holster and a Galco Stow-N-Go when I first purchased my LCR. My intention was to carry the LCR AIWB (appendix inside the waistband). The Klipt is a no frills holster. It's ugly and it's pragmatic, just like the LCR itself. The trigger guard completely covers the trigger (an issue I had with the Galco), making carrying that much safer. It has a positive, audible click when the revolver is locked in place, and there is no chance of it coming back out without intent. The Klipt feels very comfortable in the AIWB position, despite my initial reservations about the hard, elongated cylinder cover. It's very concealable, even with a relatively tight fitting T-shirt (YMMV). It does ride low however, which means getting a grip on your pistol requires you to grab down and around your pants, but that's how deep concealment holsters work. The clip itself is also not adjustable in cant or height, but I've found it works great for my 1.5" Crossbreed gun belt. I've run the gamut of holsters, from $15 no name brands to $120 semi customs, and while I only have two holster for the LCR, my advice would be to give the Klipt a try before getting suckered into a $100+ holster that you end up never wearing. The Klipt is cheap, but that's not its selling point; it also happens to be very, very well made and designed.

Always carried with an OWB. Tried a couple IWBs and did not like the fit and feel. This one is perfect for me. Retention not adjustable but just right for me. It takes a brisk draw to release but is not coming out if you happen to land upside down. It is light, comfortable and conceals well. I will only use my OWB again unless for open cary. I do recommend threading through the belt as opposed to bending the clip. Clipping to the belt feels like bending to the breaking point.

Perfect for my LCR Ruger 38 Revolver! Perfect fit, locks in great.

Holster fits 9mm LCR perfect. No retention adjustment is a drawback. It is light and stays on my 1.5 " belt fine. OK for driving not as comfortable as leather. It pretty easy to keep concealed with a long T-shirt. It is easy and safe to reholster.