If I want to wear this in the middle of the back & draw with my right hand, I should order aleft draw onee correct?
791656
no, you should NEVER draw across your body. you should always draw with the gun pointed away from you. it might look cool in the movies, but in the heat of the moment you could shoot yourself and that wouldn't be good at all. Stay Frosty!
791657
Either, it depends on how you want to grab. My friend carries right draw for this holster in the small of back, I use left draw. I don't recommend small of back carry tho.
791658
No. A left handed holster used that way will force you to have to squeeze your hand between holster and your body and also is dangerous as when drawing that way, the muzzle of the gun will point at your body.
791659
I would order a right hand holster. Otherwise you're reaching between your body and the firearm which would be awkward and potentially dangerous. Just my opinion.
112663
Hi : sometimes I wear together , but I like to wear along on my right hand , I feel very well and the pain on my low back it's almost gone ! Enjoy your bracelet .! �
186697
This holster can go either way, the holster is molded right down the middle so its dependent on which side you thread the belt thru. I'm right handed too, works great, good grip but easy release
2097729
Wow... I am so embarrassed by the question.... It's my right thumb... I am right handed.. I haven't worn it enough to give you an honest answer... It is well made.... Ice is my best friend! My trigger thumb seems to come and go.... Good luck... It's worth a try if you'll wear it.... It couldn't hurt! Karen L's answer was spot on!
664257
The Wacom is really a supersensitive mouse and you would get interference from resting your hand on the pad, however there is a frame around the pad about 1 1/2 inches and your wrist can rest nicely there. This makes it feel like a normal drawing position. I'm not real tech savvy and I love this tablet.
1089883
Yes it is (I had the same question). I'm a right handed shooter...I draw with my right hand.
1710843
Yes it does....just be sure to specify left hand draw v. right hand draw when ordering.
986370
Yes in a manner of speaking but there are better choices for cross draw IMO. My holster is right hand. If I wear it on my left side, or backwards, the pistol is oriented either straight up or at an angle with the butt forward depending on which slots I use. With the butt angled forward it sticks up in my abdomen and is in the way.
3630
Hey Shawn, You would get a XL Shirt with a Large holster. Make sure order the holster by the hand you draw with. If you draw with your Right hand, then you will order a Right Hand holster. Thanks, Don
1089884
I am right handed and this bow works great. I hold the bow with my left hand and draw the string with right hand.
1580757
If you want right hand draw, Pick something with right hand. Tight hand or right is same thing just how it was put into to sell.
220822
Mariela,it won't really clip to your belt. I wear it inside just in front of my left hip and use it as a cross draw. So far it is fine. I imagine that you could slip it around to your right hip,but once past your hip bone toward your back it would seem to me to be an awkward draw.
893704
No. you have to order it either left or right. Their sight doesn't ask which way you want it. I ordered it, got a right handed holster, & had to send it back to get a left handed holster. It costs to send it back & have it re-delivered. About $6.00 each way.
1172293
Not being left handed myself, I can only speculate. There is equal spacing on both sides of the tablet. One should have no trouble using it with either hand as the drawing area is dead center. I don't find that I even touch the right side area when using the tablet, so I would expect the same on the left side.
1525098
if you are wearing it inside the wast band you need to order a left hand holster for back carry and a right hand carry for hip or front cross over carryif you look at the holster in the photo it shows if it was carried in small of your back your handgun butt would be facing away from your handThis is also the case with holsters that have the belt clips I have a leather hip holster w/belt clip R-hand outside carry but it works great as inside wast band carry because it puts the grip facing the right side draw...Hope this helps
428928
I've never been comfortable with a small of back draw, and use this holster in one of two different ways; strong side (right hand) and in the right pocket of my blue jeans. Both are a matter of preference for whatever I am doing. If the weather is such that I can wear a light jacket and not stand out in a crowd, I'll attach the gun and holster to my belt on the right side of my waist. If the weather is warm, I'll put the holster and gun into the right pocket of my blue jeans. The nice thing about putting the holster and gun into the right jeans pocket is that when I draw the gun, the holster actually stays in place in my pocket, while the gun draws quickly and easily. The bottom line is that this holster can be used in several different ways, not just small of back. If it feels good when drawing the gun, and the gun can be drawn quickly, safely and without hanging up on anything, it is a matter of personal preference whether to wear this hoslter in the small of the back, the right or left side of the waist or in the front pocket of a pair of pants.
1784865
I bought the right hand version. I plan on purchasing the left as well. I carry a full size Taurus PT1911 and it's pretty heavy, so I tend to carry it in the small of my back. I prefer the handle to be facing to the right then as it's more comfortable for me. It's a good holster, and I've used it quite a bit.