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    BTW - I have a 432 with 32 HR Mags as one of my pocket guns. Such a light, neat gun.
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    The Aholsters look nice and slim...I was impressed with my LCR 38 then picked up a LCRX .22 as a less expensive ammo trainer, decided I'd carry a snub as a bug rather than my old LCP, picked up a 642 Pro because it's a little more pocket friendly, put a Bamtam grip on the LCR and woah, makes a pocket difference, the 642 spent several months in a warranty cluster fuck, I started shooting and pocket carrying the 38 LCR which I had already shot better than the Smith, after a bunch of BS I got the 642 back in good shape but would rather carry/ shoot the LCR's so...picked up the 9mm so I wouldn't have to continuously be hunting for some kind of 148gr LWC at $30-$50 a box. So far I'm quite pleased with the 3 LCR's, the .22 went back to Ruger on warranty, for some reason it locked up tight, Ruger's customer service was outstanding and I had the gun back in 2 weeks time, door to door, just one experience but, a very good one. I just made a big circle to get back where I started, I'm not sure If I'll be keeping the J or move it along to finance another LCR.

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    I'm a terrible photographer @Gun Mutt, but I'll attach a pic of my 9mm in my left hand AHolster below.
    I tried it in both the left and right hand holsters and couldn't appreciate any difference in any of my LCRs.

    I checked my old emails and it looks like I purchased the holsters in July 2018 (email says for S&W J frame). Possibly a manufactoring variation? IDK

    Interesting.

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    @Jamie it’s been a while on the Aholster, but as I recall it had at least one unnecessarily stabby part molded in. I currently use either a Desantis Nemesis for pocket, or a Dark Star gear for AIWB (at the gym, mostly).

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    Quote Originally Posted by RJ View Post
    @Jamie it’s been a while on the Aholster, but as I recall it had at least one unnecessarily stabby part molded in. I currently use either a Desantis Nemesis for pocket, or a Dark Star gear for AIWB (at the gym, mostly).
    Good choices imho.

    Yes Sir. My AHolsters came with a very sharp pointed area/protrusion on the front/sight end...a hook that is used to catch the pocket when drawing. I just rounded that portion off with an emery board. I never understood why they left it that sharp.
    I certainly understand your issue with it.

    Thanks for the response.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamie View Post
    So very subjective.

    ...good stuff...

    This is probably so subjective that's it's not helpful to you at all.
    Actually this is great info. I appreciate you taking the time to write up your thoughts, especially comparing them.

    I agree with you on wadcutters and velocity. I buy wadcutters specifically so that I can practice with my LCR, and use the same load for SD. Previously I've used Federal Gold Medal Match, which seems to be unobtainium lately. I don't care much for hot ammo, as it hits my hand too hard and makes shooting very unpleasant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamie View Post
    Good choices imho.

    Yes Sir. My AHolsters came with a very sharp pointed area/protrusion on the front/sight end...a hook that is used to catch the pocket when drawing. I just rounded that portion off with an emery board. I never understood why they left it that sharp.
    I certainly understand your issue with it.

    Thanks for the response.
    Aholster has changed the design and no longer uses the sharp point. I sanded down the sharp points in the holsters I had with them. Sharp point or not, I wrap the pocket hook by the rear sight with Moleskin, so that the roll of Moleskin extends beyond the end of the hook. This goes a long way towards preserving pockets.

    I have probably tried close to a dozen pocket holsters at this point, some of which are far more expensive, but have not found one with the combination of concealability and dependable access of the Aholster.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gun Mutt View Post
    My .22 fits nicely in A-Holster's .38 design, my .32, not so much as the cylinder flutes just don't line up.


    .22
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    .32
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    With the different round count in the different cylinders, I’m betting the Aholster backbone model would work equally well with all. My J frame one has been great with 5,6,7,8 round cylinders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bofe954 View Post
    Wondering if they would do this in 9mm-

    https://www.novaksinc.com/lcr-revolver.html

    Didn't seem priced all that bad to me and I liked how they just provide the gun so you aren't mailing stuff around. I have a 340PD that I rarely use and actually a fair amount of 38 ammo around though...
    When I called them last year they weren’t doing the cuts at all. I ended up buying the sights from them and having the work done locally. None of the Novak front sights were tall enough so I went the custom route on those too. Ended up using takeoff Ruger MKIV front sights adapted to work on the LCR’s.

    See pages 83-86ish on these. ☝️
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    Alternate Force has a couple of different versions of the LCR Rings Blue Guns on clearance. They are $35 right now.

    https://www.alternateforce.net/ruger-lcr-with-crimson-trace-laserguard-blue-training-gun-clearance.htm

    I bought one of the LCR Crimson Trace versions. Even though I don't have an LCR right now it feels more akin to the way my J Frames are setup than the current blue gun offerings for S&W.

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