What side of the gun does this mount? I'm left handed and concerned it might be in my way when shooting.
201524
on the left side and is not going to give any trouble unless your shotgun is an older model then you going to make a notch on your pump
567490
I got it attached to mine and sighted it in with no problems. It handles the recoil pretty good, I didn't have to readjust it at all.
992937
I don't have mine near me at the moment, but you can set it up to slide to the left side of the rifle. I would protect it and fire a mag and see if it clears it, if that's the side you want it on. It's not going to like getting hit by spent rounds.
582653
Interesting. You could indeed mount the sights reversed. This would allow them to hang off the left side of the weapon. This would make sight adjustments tricky but just do everything in reverse.
1489458
Its on the left and easily accessible. I carry a Glock 17 in mine no problem. You can also position it to suit your needs...or take it off completely. .
1492977
To be perfectly honest I don't know what makes it left or right handed. I write and shoot most pistols and rifles with my left hand. I hold this bow with my left hand. I hope that answers your .
185259
I'm not sure if I understand your question. But, after being mounted, the mounts stand perfectly centered on top of the rifle. They are not tilted to the left. They do not lean to the left.
711739
It only has a rail on on side. It appears that you can put one on the opposite side if you have the mounting accessories. I used it to replace the barrel clamp, but it is not technically a clamp. It provides lateral support and prevents the barrel and magazine tube from being squeezed together, but does not wrap around either. I have a sling and light attached to mine and have had no issues.
749886
It works fine for left hand shooting. I am right handed but shoot left handed. even with a right hand cheek piece it worked great as you can remove the individual sheets for the proper height.
1537701
The cheek piece is molded for I right handed shooter. Not sure if it would work for you.
393812
Absolutely, it accommodates left hand shooters, because you can position the gun either way. So with the handle facing you, or the top of the bed, as a left-hander, it becomes easy to pull out of the holster quickly. I keep my holster on the left side of my bed, so as a right-hander, I position the gun's handle the opposite way (the foot of the bed) to make it easier to pull out for me.
1489451
It is on the left, but it didn't fit my glock 22 so I ended up replacing the holster. Seems like it would fit something slimmer like a 1911, and yeah the left side holster works ok for right handers, I'm one myself.
360210
Can't help with a Ruger question. Suggest looking for something supported from BOTH sides. Single sided suppors are not as stable.
714599
Right handed. Would probably have to go to the tacloc website to find a left sided holster.
519285
I am a lefty also. The pouch will accept the weapon the same either way. Hope this helps
893705
It holds the gun in a specific orientation, grip one way, top another. If worn on the left the grip would be forward, top to your back.
992935
Reverse the mount for the quick release is on the right side of a right handed AR15/M4. Mine lines up with the ejection port guard and the rounds do not hit it. This allows the magnifier to collapse to the right side. Hope this helps!