Can a person convert to right and left draw?
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Absolutely. I bought two of these, and installed one on windows needing a center draw, and the other on a patio door needing to draw to the left. The instructions are clear enough if you really look at the accompanying pictures closely.
1383933
Optically speaking, yes. It does work. But historically this wasn't done because of the difficulty associated. First, you are seeing a ghost of your hand, which makes it confusing to draw. Second, you have to look perfectly straight ahead, and not deviate from a perfect horizontal view, which is way more awkward for your neck. But that's my experience; maybe it's better for you!
1058692
There are slots on the top and the bottom for the writing pad to be inserted into. So it can be used by left handed person.
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Yes...and it is meant to be drawn with a right handed grip. You draw it out in a left leg forward lunge position. Two things... make sure you check to see that you are selecting the correct holster. I bought mine and had to return it because the pictures were inconsistent. This particular one does not have a thumb-break (naturally it is more secure with TB). Also, when selecting between right or left handed holster you need to take into consideration whether you are carrying it as a back-up gun or not. If it is not as a back-up gun then the right handed holster is the way to go. Hope this helps. Yes...and it is meant to be drawn with a right handed grip. You draw it out in a left leg forward lunge position. Two things... make sure you check to see that you are selecting the correct holster. I bought mine and had to return it because the pictures were inconsistent. This particular one does not have a thumb-break (naturally it is more secure with TB). Also, when selecting between right or left handed holster you need to take into consideration whether you are carrying it as a back-up gun or not. If it is not as a back-up gun then the right handed holster is the way to go. Hope this... » Read More Yes...and it is meant to be drawn with a right handed grip. You draw it out in a left leg forward lunge position. Two things... make sure you check to see that you are selecting the correct holster. I bought mine and had to return it because the pictures were inconsistent. This particular one does not have a thumb-break (naturally it is more secure with TB). Also, when selecting between right or left handed holster you need to take into consideration whether you are carrying it as a back-up gun or not. If it is not as a back-up gun then the right handed holster is the way to go. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I draw with my left on the tablet and use my five button mouse with my right which works great for me. Which hand goes to the key board varies but I'd say it's quite usable in the way your describe.
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Yes, but you can use it for a reverse draw on the left leg for your right hand.I think they sell a left handed holster in the same design, if that's what your looking for.
1913606
I'm a rightie, but I experimented on a piece of paper --- the scissors appeared to cut the paper easily with either hand. I suggest, though, that you contact the company and ask them your question. Their customer service is supurb.
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I'm not certain. However, I checked the QuickStart guide and saw no reference to "left hand."From my view, I can think of no reason why it would not work for a left handed person.
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As a right handed person ... I see no problem if you are left handed. On a right handed traditional mouse, you click on the left button to activate it. On the pen mouse, to do the same thing, you press down on end of the pen. The tip of the pen is string loaded. Pressing down activates the mouse action. To end the action, simply lift the pen slightly and the tip returns to it's normal position. For example, in graphic design, to draw any line, position the cursor, press down, move the cursor (pen) to the where the line ends and release the pen's point. The line is completed. I hope that helps. As a right handed person ... I see no problem if you are left handed. On a right handed traditional mouse, you click on the left button to activate it. On the pen mouse, to do the same thing, you press down on end of the pen. The tip of the pen is string loaded. Pressing down activates the mouse action. To end the action, simply lift the pen slightly and the tip returns to it's normal position. For example, in graphic design, to draw any line, position the cursor, press down, move the cursor (pen) to the where the line ends and release the pen's point. The line is completed. I hope that helps.
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Yes it does....just be sure to specify left hand draw v. right hand draw when ordering.
1204700
Yes right handed bow. You will hold bow in your left hand and draw with the right.
1557099
You can use either hand. It does not matter you can select left or right handed
676571
No. You can draw Shapes and Lines (arrows, single lines, triangles, squares, etc.), but you cannot draw freehand.
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You can but it also is difficult Since you'll have to determine how much of the actually drawing space is work area. That and its harder on your nibs getting pencil lead or ink on the tip of it can mess them up. Best thing would be to scan the paper and import it to the drawing program.
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It is right handed for draw on right. You can wear on left side for a cross draw with right hand.
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Depends on the draw length. Have him/her stand against wall with arms outstretched. Measure. Divide by 2.5 and that is draw length. Example for 25 inch draw you can go 26. You can actually go shorter but I like a little extra to clear fingers.
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It's easy enough to switch to lefty. The brain does have to switch sides as the cables are different lengths. It's about a 10 minute process.