Not sure if it rides deep enough, but the Side Guard Quick Clip or Tuck Clip holsters might work for you. You can specify cant.Originally Posted by parishioner
https://sideguardholsters.com/holsters/IWB_Holsters.htm
My son has a Quick Clip for his LCR. It is well made.
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I'm currently using a Phlster City Special ad a grab and go option.
The quick clip looks pretty decent. Thanks for the tip.
https://blade-tech.com/products/klip...=5870550745116
I've got a couple of Blade-Tech brand "Klipt" model aiwb holsters and like them quite a bit.
I don't have a Ruger LCR however. My Klipt models are slightly older and are for my S&W .38 J-frames and my Glock 43.
Despite the low price (~$20-$30 per holster), the holsters work really well.
I also have several other IWB/AIWB holsters from other brands and other brands & models of handguns.
For IWB/AIWB type holsters, I've decided I like something more molded to the firearm, like polymer or Kydex material.
For other materials, which may not be as closely molded, I've found something with a tension adjustment screw works best for me, to keep the handgun from easily falling out of its holsters, which can more easily occur as the holster & gun often inverts when dropping one's pants with the gun & holster still attached to the belt
(just something to consider).
Surprised no one has mentioned the Apollo by Dark Star: https://darkstargear.com/product/lcr/
For transparency, I do not have one. But I am happy with everything I have gotten from them.
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