Is the holster on the left side of the vest?...Will it be easy to access for right handed people?
1489449
I personally don't like it at all but to each is own it feels good I was just not into the layout of pouches n that holster won't hold a full size glock it may hold a 1911 coz their a little slimmer
1489450
The holster does not fit my guns either and with my XD, the strap depresses my grip safety, which I'm not a big fan of
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.
1489452
Yes the holster is on the left, it is easy to use for a right handed shooter. To be honest I dropped that holster for a different pouch and use a drop leg for my sidearm. It seemed good when I purchased it but it moved around to much with my pistol holstered while moving.
1489453
Yes - much like the picture. I was able to tighten the holster and make it pretty snug against the vest. The arrangement is very well suited for the cross draw of a right handed person.
1489454
Yes i bought this vest 4months ago and I love it. I keep my .45 in it and it perfect. If you have a 3point tac sling on your rifle it's kinda in the way but that's my only complaint bout it
1489455
Yes, and I have no problem drawing the semi-auto pistol even when the vest is loaded down with gear (mags, etc.).
1489456
It's a cross draw, so the holster is designed for right handed people but the holster is placed on the left side
1489457
Yes, holster is on the left and is easily accessible for Rt handed shooters. The problem is the size of the holster, as the prior two posters mentioned. It is just too small for a number of my pistols, with no chance of fitting anything with a light mounted on it.
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. .
1489459
It is easy for right handers to access. It's also easy to replace as it sits in a Molle field. It is small, as holsters go, but my Glock fit it fine.
248790
Either way - if you're a righty I side left ankle . You can move the holster by velcro
121249
There are only 2 MOLLE straps on the holster. Not really sure how it will fit on the right side of the vest, I use a Condor Battle Belt myself.
515089
Yes, with a sholder holster you will want the gun on the left side of your body.
1525095
If you're a a right hand shooter you want to order this holster in the right hand configuration. I personally carry in the 5 o'clock position myself... Sometimes even carry in the 10 o'clock position and cross draw. Overall nice holster.
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.
284599
The holster that I got is right handed. I think there should however be an option for a left handed holster either by selecting the option or contacting the seller.
1703940
It is frustrating being left handed, all the pictures show right handed but it comes as a left handed holster
714599
Right handed. Would probably have to go to the tacloc website to find a left sided holster.
1032426
No, it's right hand only, it does appear to have a velcro function that allows you to have it on the left side but I decided to give it a try to answer your question, It won't hold strong enough, I put preassure on it and it can eventually fall off. I'm sorry, only the right side is sturdy. I hope my answer helps you in your decision. What you can do is buy the belt and buy he holster aside, you still be getting a bargain with quality.
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.
885911
No, it cannot be reconfigured for left hand. The small of the back is not a good place to carry. It is hard to reach; a person can come from behind and take it, and some people have experienced serious injury from falling onto their back. The best place to carry is your left side or front left stomach area. This holster is best worn at left front stomach area. It is not comfortable on my left side hip.
1422071
Yes right hand, hangs on left side. very comfortable, adjustable to fit the person that waers it.
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.
701765
You could use it on the left side but it feels more comfortable on the right. They make one for left side carry though. I don't understand the second question but the fatboy was way too small for my needs and 1911. I replaced it with the jumbo version which is roomier and perfect. And its not that heavy as some people seem to think.
519282
I'm a righty, but I just examined it. I wear it on my right side and the zipper goes from back to front in order to open the pouch. The only difference I could foresee for a lefty is that the zipper would open from front to back.
794699
Yes it has a belt loop on both sides making it a right or left hand holster. The metal clip can be removed if not needed.