who has used this in the 6 o clock position, since I am right handed, I would have to use a lefty, comfort, retention, have access to it in the 6. blah blah blah. The reviews are gr888, but I didn't see a 6 position, I might of missed the review or... who has used this in the 6 o clock position, since I am right handed, I would have to use a lefty, comfort, retention, have access to it in the 6. blah blah blah. The reviews are gr888, but I... » Read More who has used this in the 6 o clock position, since I am right handed, I would have to use a lefty, comfort, retention, have access to it in the 6. blah blah blah. The reviews are gr888, but I didn't see a 6 position, I might of missed the review or... « Show Less
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The best answer to this question is from Theis Holsters: "While it seem to be a great way to carry a firearm, it is the most dangerous. Just say you take a hard fall backwards the firearm can cause serious spinal injury. Plus drawing with your palm out, the muzzle has to sweep your body when you pull the firearm out of the holster and it is too easy to shoot yourself, especially if you are in a struggle. Last but not least should someone get you pinned down it is extremely hard to get to your firearm."
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Don't think it would be a good idea. It's a great holder but it's not cut for the back side carry
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If u use a lefty being right handed the cant would be in the opposite direction. You may be able to use a right handed one and adjust the can't all the way over. If it won't reach u could punch new holes and make it reach. Just saying. I wear mine at 3:00 to a 4:30 position
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I really don't think that would work well, and would advise against purchasing it with that intention. It would be really awkward to draw from that position.
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The right-handed version might be awkward but you might be able to make it work. It just depends on how it feels to you. The left-handed would be more convenient.
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Only comment that I have to add is if you are left-handed, the ZT framelock is clumsy to close with the left hand. I've got thumb scars to prove it. The axis lock is truly ambidextrous.
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I bought the large & you can only use it in 3 positions. Vertical, horizontal, at an angle. I've tried other positions, but the kydex sheath & Tek-Loc holes will not line up. I really do like it & use the vertical (up & down) position. I would buy this product again.
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Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have... » Read More Mine has a little play in the latching. You should be able to just insert the key and turn but may need to press down slightly to release. I have had some trouble with my combination #s to unlock though. I use a combination of 2 or 3 #s pushed at the same time for one of my combinations. This sometimes does not work if I push the sequence too quickly. I do like being able to use more than one finger stroke to equal one entry. I.E. #1 and #2 pushed simutaniously to equal one #.Unless there is quite a bit of gap it sounds like about the same as mine. I have two and the second one does have more gap than the last one I purchased. « Show Less
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As I am right handed and have an automatic transmision i use it on thr right. I have also found that the lower right side is super confortable. I recomend changing the nuts it comes eith for safety ones thet will never loosen
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Baylink...Sorry 'bout that. I didn't know that I had to "Join" anything as this is my first ever "Forum" . I'm surprised they used my name instead of just my sign in handle or, beginning of my email address.So, bottom line is; if I get the extended batter it will NO longer fit in my current Bestbuy holster. Correct?So, would you recommend I just purchase an additional stock battery to keep as a spare. After not having a holster for the first 3 weeks of owning the phone, I really like the holster.I'll try to send this one only once :}Thanx for your reply...Larry Baylink...Sorry 'bout that. I didn't know that I had to "Join" anything as this is my first ever "Forum" . I'm surprised they used my name instead of just my sign in handle or, beginning of my email address.So, bottom line is; if I get the extended batter it will NO longer fit in my current Bestbuy holster. Correct?So, would you recommend I just purchase an additional stock battery to keep as a spare. After not having a holster for the first 3 weeks of owning the phone, I really like the holster.I'll try to send this one only once :}Thanx... » Read More Baylink...Sorry 'bout that. I didn't know that I had to "Join" anything as this is my first ever "Forum" . I'm surprised they used my name instead of just my sign in handle or, beginning of my email address.So, bottom line is; if I get the extended batter it will NO longer fit in my current Bestbuy holster. Correct?So, would you recommend I just purchase an additional stock battery to keep as a spare. After not having a holster for the first 3 weeks of owning the phone, I really like the holster.I'll try to send this one only once :}Thanx for your reply...Larry « Show Less
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Never tried it, I always do the 4 o'clock, I'd say it's the MOST comfortable IWB I've ever worn! EXELENT QUALITY and detail on the leather work to cover all rivets with leather on the body side. I'd think it would be ok for the appendix carry, but would think it might be a bit long if you'd need to be sitting. Maybe look at the regular infidel. I also have one of their OWB paddles that is equally as comfortable and VERY low profile, and could be an option if you considered an OWB. Either way great stuff and I will be adding others to the collection
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I am left handed an have had no issue playing the game. I would however have to go back into the system to see if their was a specific left handed option at the set up. The gun itself seems to be made for both right and left handed people.
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I think it has helped me with my hand cramping. There is a holder for your index finder so it doesnt have to constantly rest on the L&R; top buttons. The grip is big and comfortable, but not hard. More like those therapy balls you can squeeze. In my opinion I think its better than no grip and any current grip out there.
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Hi Ted. Yes, I have relatively large hands (peasant genes, hahahah), and I can use it easily for both hands. I don't have enough good to say about this, except I wish they would make a model for feet, too, that was price point sharp like this. I am pretty addicted to this machine since I write 8+ hours a day; I am bigger than the person who wrote that the returned it. The pressure is what pushes the toxins out. Hope that helped!
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I think I understand what you are saying. I can say I have an xx large hand. I have a tight grip with that big hand and mine still works after at least 40 hours of game play.
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I bought this at my wife's request and we're both "rightys." My wife is an experienced cook and I asked her if there's any reason why this spatula couldn't be used left-handed. She's very satisfied with this spatula, by the way. She answered that she saw no reason why it couldn't. We went to the kitchen to see what we could tell and it seems that it could clearly be used either-handed. At about 1.5-inches in from the fat end, there's a very slight bend...looking at it the way the picture here appears, upward. The angle of this bend is very small. But, all in all, I'd say that being left-handed isn't a problem with this spatula and it's utily is equal for left and righ-handed people. I hope this helps. I bought this at my wife's request and we're both "rightys." My wife is an experienced cook and I asked her if there's any reason why this spatula couldn't be used left-handed. She's very satisfied with this spatula, by the way. She answered that she saw no reason why it couldn't. We went to the kitchen to see what we could tell and it seems that it could clearly be used either-handed. At about 1.5-inches in from the fat end, there's a very slight bend...looking at it the way the picture here appears, upward. The angle of this bend is very small. But, all in all, I'd say that... » Read More I bought this at my wife's request and we're both "rightys." My wife is an experienced cook and I asked her if there's any reason why this spatula couldn't be used left-handed. She's very satisfied with this spatula, by the way. She answered that she saw no reason why it couldn't. We went to the kitchen to see what we could tell and it seems that it could clearly be used either-handed. At about 1.5-inches in from the fat end, there's a very slight bend...looking at it the way the picture here appears, upward. The angle of this bend is very small. But, all in all, I'd say that being left-handed isn't a problem with this spatula and it's utily is equal for left and righ-handed people. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I found they worked best with a traditional "6 O'clock" hold. Hope this helps...
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. A left handed model is not yet available and there are no known plans of Fobus manufacturing a left handed version any time soon. If you have any other questions, we are here to help. Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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Depends on type of gun you carry and personal preference both left or right work for 5 o'clock position but if your also gonna go to different positions rh is most adaptable for rh shooters
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I am personally left handed, it works great for me, and a friend of mine has used it, he is right handed. So you should have no problem with it.