How ergonomic is this for left handed shooters? And will it be a problem for left hand IWB holstering>
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Hi. As far as I know there is a version for left handed shooters. I can tell that at least for right handed it is ok if your hand is not to small. Regards.
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I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those limitations, I recommend it highly for the left handed shooter. I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those... » Read More I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those limitations, I recommend it highly for the left handed shooter. « Show Less
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I have a loose fitting IWB holster so I don't notice it. If I shoot a lot say at the range it wears the top of my back knuckle that sits under the site. (not a big problem)Over-all, I love the laser and have it on two firearms.
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Personally I'm not left handed, but just based on it's shape it doesn't fit into my left hand. I suspect a lefty would find this device awkward and uncomfortable.
569509
I'm pretty sure you could get this in a left handed model.. Great buy on these holster cowboy rigs, very well made.
780706
I don't believe that it makes a difference if you shoot left or right handed. The laser sits above where your fingers are and will not be obstructed. This crimson trace will replace the grip. The only reason I would suggest not to purchase it would be if you had the ambidextrous safety. I love my crimson trace, so much so I also put it on my conceal weapon.
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I have not had any issues with that. I read that from some of the other reviews but I've not experienced any issue what so ever. It's a great holster, you won't be disappointed. I have a Crossbreed IWB for my XD .40's and it's nice but I like the SHTF one better. It has a bit less extra leather above the waist and makes it easier to maneuver.
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No. You need to get a holster that is left handed. Left handed holsters are always advertised as such. If it doesn't specify what hand the holster is, it's almost always right handed.
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Yes, I'm left handed and it is great design. Easy to navigate with. Recommended.
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Yes, I'm extremely left-handed and it easily converts to a left hand draw. As for Glock 26, if that is in the smaller sized hand guns, it will definitely fit. I have p99 airsoft replica that fits with room to spare.
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When I ordered the right handed Sof-Tuck they certainly shipped me the right handed version of the Sof-Tuck IWB. Likely a mistake in the picture they posted. As long as you are not ordering this IWB holster for anything larger than a 4 inch barrelled or smaller compact semi automatic I think you will be very pleased. A full sized gun really needs to be Open Carried in a good belt holster anyway. I think you will find the Sof_Tuck to be a very good value at the price.
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Good morning Tari, Although I am right handed I use the K-Bar with both hands equally well. A. Left handed person would have no problems or issues with the ergonomic grip of the K-Bar. Honest John Tampa Florida
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Randall, I shoot right handed but I put a rifle in my sled to see if it would interfere with a lefty. You cannot rest your elbow in the natural position as the support arm is in the way making you rest your arm across it to pull the trigger. The support arm cannot be repositioned to shoot left, The tray isn't a problem. I'm afraid Caldwell would have to make one specifically for lefties if they don't already. That would be a question I'd ask them before buying a sled.
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I am left handed also. I use it on my 30-30 Marlin rifle. You can use it on either side of the stock.
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Normally you should find the option in the ordering. I do not see a Left-Handed draw holster option on the item pictured. The one pictured does not work for left handed shooters. The shell is not adjustable like others I've seen.
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With a T-shirt, so concealed and very comfortable, keeping the trigger safe. The ad video is honest. I think it will work fine for a left-handed.
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Hi Tom. Yes .... It does accommodate both left or right handed shooters. I'm thinking about actually purchasing a second one for my wife to have on her side of the bed. I love it. Well worth the price.
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I too am left handed and the mouse is both comfortable and precise, plus so easy to recharge. Even with left hand I can use buttons on left side.
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It's an either/or. No problem regardless. If you're a lefty sleeping on the right side of the bed and you sleep on your back, I can see that being an encumbrance if you have to cross draw over your chest to reach the pistol. But that would have little to do with the holster.