Fobus Standard Holster RH Belt RU101BH Ruger LCR / SP101

Good for the price. retains the hand gun and does just what I want.

The material this holster is made of appears very durable. It will likely last a considerable period. The weapon fits into the holster perfectly and smoothly. With proper adjustment of tension, the holster with weapon can be turned upside down and shaken without the weapon falling out. Yet when mounted in the customary fashion the weapon is easily withdrawn. The trigger is completely covered.It is slightly difficult to mount on a 1 3/4 inch gun belt. There are two sets of belt slots. One set accommodates belts up to 1 1/2 inches and the other belts up to 1 7/8 inches. The holster clasps the belt tightly so that it does not easily slide from its intended position.This model does not have provision to change the angle the holster is mounted. It is mounted at about a 90 degree angle which can be uncomfortable for some especially if a cross side draw is used.

The holster is not a paddle holster. It’s a simple belt holster, while effective and useful for someone not wanting to tuck a gun in their pants. It’s a nice belt holster for sure. But it sticks further off my body, not very concealing.

This holster is a PERFECT fit for an LCRx -- the revolver goes in snugly and stays there. When holstering the gun, there is a bit of resistance as the gun enters the holster and then it "clicks" into place (a soft click) and is set there with no concern of the gun slipping out. With respect to the SP 101 -- not so good. With the 4 inch barrel, the front sight gets stuck in the holster making it almost impossible to withdraw because it protrudes well beyond the bottom of the holster whereas the LCRx's fit is flush with the bottom of the holster meaning the barrel does not extend beyond the base of the holster. In summary, the LCRx perfect fit, the SP 101 (4 inch barrel) not good.

This is a well made holster.... for the range. It fits nicely on a belt but if you want to have a fast draw this is not the type of holster you want. When you go to draw the gun out the holster comes up with it. It does not have something to hold down the holster itself. I receantly took it to the range and in order to pull the gun out I had to use two hands. It fits nice and snug just like advertised with an ajustment screw. I thought that I must be doing something wrong because the holster kept coming up(so I read the instructions that comes on the package it was shipped in, I know who reads instructions for a holster right?)the instructions were for a paddle holster and not for the belt holster, so for the range I think it will do the job if you dont mind holding it down while you draw.For the price I guess you really cant complain after all you get what you pay for right!