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Originally Posted by jimmyj
Possible that the holster was not made for your Ruger SP-101 Revolver ?
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Indeed the 124 was created well before the SP101 was introduced. The 124 is for the small frames wiith tapered barrels of the era and was shaped primarily around the Walther PP. For this reason the holster is quite slim compared with all of the CD series except the 123, which is simply the shorter version to suit 2" j frames and dick specials.
And the belt passes under the spring, to pull the grip in, as did the Lewis. Yet the Bianchi spring is quite wide by comparison. So I would expect that the muzzle of the holster will cope with the SP's bulky muzzle when it's off the belt, but when worn, the too-small holster is overwhelmed by all the forces exerted on the pocket. And it becomes a "toaster": the pistol is squeezed up.
I reckon only the 125 would do the trick. It's sized around the K and Python frames, which are bigger than the SP, but worth a look when on a belt: a wider holster body.
The CD series is the X15 with the harness ears xhopped off and in more sizes. It was one of the very first projects we embarked on in the shiny new Temecula factory. Mit air conditioning!