does it facilitate a cross draw? this would be good for driving while wearing a loose shirt or Hawaiian shirt
81520
it does, just slide it around to the position you want your weapon to be in.
594570
I use it on the grip frame of my concealed carry pistol. It does not damage the overlying clothing, and I would not hesitate to use it for an application where it would be handled more frequently, like a phone case.
322141
Yes the clip draw is ambidextrous I actually gave my Buddy mine cause I've made my g19 gen4 a fun gun and can't carry it anymore and he is a left handed concealed carrier
589300
It is not meant to be. I guess it could be used as a cross draw if you purchase the opposite hand. The holster does not have a way to adjust the cant. This could be the main issue against using the holster for cross draw. Great holster for strong side carry. It rides high on your belt and the paddle is very comfortable.
1582907
I do not use it while driving. I sit very erect while driving. I use it when sitting in a recliner and need to support the back of my head. I have used it to sleep in the recliner when I had pain. It give good support and is comfortable I have tried.
1059530
Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I have ever been able to carry with just a t-shirt. Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I... » Read More Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I have ever been able to carry with just a t-shirt. « Show Less
2191235
Not easily. It is designed to have the paddle slip inside the waistband of your pants. A belt is a good thing to wear when using this holster, but it would flop around if hooked on your belt alone.
461641
The way the gun sits in it. I would not recommend as gun is way to tight. When you get the gun in it you have to use 2 hands to get it out. You could never draw. The gun sticks in it.
1229011
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.
2079444
Yes. It is a good carrying case and great for hiking, but does not work for a very quick draw.
912748
I believe they make one for lefties. Or you could wear it cross draw style. Should be no problems
1102209
No its not constructed to tuck a shirt between the holster and the clip. A shirt has to be worn loose out side the holster clip.
423722
Never tried it but it should. Even if it doesn't ....it's only $2.99 therefore you do not loose your shirt.
518974
It would depend on how you wish to wear it. I'm a right-handed shooter and I wear it on my right hip at the 4 o'clock position with the mag well to the rear. I absolutely love this holster from that draw. I carry my full-size H&K P30 and numbers of people have commented on how well I conceal a full-size pistol IWB. If you were going to carry an inverted draw, this may be a tough holster for that. Also, I would not recommend a soft holster like this if you have a trigger - mounted safety such as the Glocks or my new VP9. I strongly recommend a more rigid holster for those types of pistols simply to prevent inadvertent firing when reholstering. I hope this helps you choose.
1385865
Depends on how tight your pockets are. I wear mine in jeans mostly. Haven't had a problem. Easy to draw but takes practice.
1689463
It can be used for both. I use it for IWB if I do not have a loose shirt on to cover a holster. Works well in pocket as well.
1230
I would say not. Though it is primarily held via magnets, I still believe the method of draw would not be what you would want for cross draw use. For strong side carry there are few, if any, faster rigs once you practice and are proficient. I absoluttely love mine for my Glock 17 modified. Please feel free to contact me off line for any further questions you may have.