Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: I have a Taurus 738 .380. Which has a barrel length of 2.83", so does that mean the Extra small would be the right fit?
Document: Although I can't use this, it's great for what it's designed for. I have a Ruger LCR (revolver) 38 special with a short barrel. Although I received comments from others that this would work, it really doesn't because of the circumference of the chamber - the revolver must sit at an angle in the holster, thus the barrel does not fit straight on the plastic shaft of the holster that is designed to hold the pistol in place. I'm afraid this design could ultimately scratch the inside of my barrel.Note: Just for consumer information, this (and perhaps even the extra small) will not work for .22 barrels.I ordered two so they will now become gifts to my sons who have semi-automatic pistols.
I got this to carry my Walther PK380 while hiking, and it does not add much width at all to the over all concealment. It fits comfortable and once you get it in the right spot it feels very nice. I hiked about 15 miles with this, and my only issue is the sweat getting on the firearm and causing a little rust which was taken care of very easily.The part that the barrel goes into it a very tight fit  so you will need to work it to get it to loosen up some.
I love this little holster for my Ruger LCP .380. Wasn't sure how I would feel about it, but for the price, I decided to give it a try. I really like the way it has no bulk when being carried. Have had no issues with it so far. It also adds a bit of safety to the gun, as there is no actual safety on the pistol I carry. When the Versacarry is slipped into the barrel of the gun, the slide will not move. If you're looking for a reasonably priced, no bulk holster, I would get the Versacarry.
This is an excellent holster for my Taurus TCP. The pistol fits perfectly without requiring any break-in. Experienced just a few shavings the first few times I holstered the pistol. It really complements the low profile of the TCP. The VersaCarry and TCP are a great fit for concealment under lighter summer clothing,
Have used it for 2 days & is comfortable to wear. Have had difficulty finding a holster that is small & comfortable that does not show. This one filled the bill for me. The only thing I have found that is a negative is difficulty getting the weapon on the rod.
the versacarry was delivered sooner than expected. it is the smallest iwb possible. I wish it could be easy to change it from right to left and back again (small of back carry I like in the other direction).
I'm carrying a Taurus TCP .380... this holster carries safe and secure... is absolutely the smallest profile IWB I've ever used.HIGHLY recommended!! !
Shipping was fast and product is well made. I have been using this with a Beretta Nano and a taurus tcp and works well with both.I can not even feel or see it with the little tcp and the Nano. I would recommend this to anyone needing an easy to conceal and comfortable holster for daily carry.
Now that I've found VersaCarry, my quest has ended! I can carry my sub-compact .380 or my sub-compact 9mm on the same holster, with the .380 riding in the deep-carry position, and the 9mm riding "normal". Both are comfortable to carry all day, although small-of-the-back carry does grind the slide into my skin a bit when I sit.If you are like me and carry different weapons of the same caliber, this is the ONE holster for you!
Very minimal holster! Adds no bulk and is fairly easy to use once you draw and reholster a few hundred times. Not the easiest draw with a small Bodyguard 380 and play nice with khakis or shorts because the fabric isn't hard enough. Great for jeans though. I don't use the trigger guard, don't need it much with an external safety. One thing I wish was a slight cant/angle or ability to adjust.
Answer: yes