I'm right handed, but want to wear middle of the back - 6 o'clock position. Don't I need left hand holster for that position?
16501
Depends. If your arms are more comfortable reaching behind with your palm facing out, then a left hand draw would work. If you are comfortable with your palm facing in toward your back, then use a right hand draw. Personally, I prefer the right draw since I often want to use the holster just behind the hip to better access while seated. If I can wear a jacket, I prefer a "Miami classic". Hope this helps.
16502
No, but I'd recommend 4 or 5 o'clock with this holster because of comfort, and because it is a little bulky compared to other options out there. More specifically, the clip on iwb holsters. Pretty sure the snaps/loops will print on a shirt with motion being in that position.
16503
PA guy is right, you can go either way. It just depends which orientation you're more comfortable with, but a RH holster would allow you to use the holster in other locations if you desired. On another note, you may find this particular holster to be a little bulky for a 6 o clock draw. It is somewhat thick leather and since the snap is on top of the pistol instead of offset, that adds more thickness again, right in the center of your back.
16504
Yes, I would say a left hand holster so the pistol grip is facing to your right side to draw it. Good luck.
2069701
The one I bought is for left carry. I know they make a right handed one too. I have no idea about "duty carry" because I am not a cop. This is by far hte best designed comfortable holster I have ever owned.
645851
We can make it in a left hand draw. You can purchase this holster and AFTER checking out send a note letting us know you need it to be a left hand draw and we will note it on the order. Ray
2044627
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.
2044628
No, this holster is not ambi. If you're a lefty you might want to steer clear of this one. Try DSG, I think they make a lefty holster
2069703
I have a left handed draw and Im assuming its duty carry. the military uses them from my understanding. Im not a officer or anything. Very nice though but takes a bit of practice like any holster. It is super secure.
1544853
without the clip it can be used as a pocket holster on either side. Clip for inside the waist use designed for RT. I am right handed but use mine as a pocket holster on my left side without any problem.
245085
Wherever you decide to wear it, you need to be able to draw from the holster within 2 seconds, wearing it in the small of your back will add valuable seconds to your draw time. Plus it leaves it vulnerable for others to come up behind you and draw it before you can. I would advise against it, but that is just my personal opinion.
270978
All you need to do is order the proper Versicarry for your pistol. It will come with the trigger guard not attatched. You can then install it for either right hand or left hand use. The trigger guard simply snaps into place. With a little work, it can also be removed and reversed should you wish to change your carry position. Since I carry only autos, I keep the safety on and don't bother with the trigger guard, which makes switching easier. But you may prefer to keep the trigger guard installed depending on your comfort level. For most people, I do recommend using the trigger guard.
1220250
Hi, I am looking for a Concealed Hard Holster for my Glock-30 .45 Left Handed only
1525094
The right handed holster will have the grip toward your left side and the barrel on the right, meaning to draw, you have to lay your hand flat against your back. If you got the left handed on, you and drew with your right hand, you would have the back of your hand between your body and the gun. So I would get the right handed one.
1536720
Short answer, yes. I checked my combo (w/o laser). Holster is flexible enough and available spacing sufficient. Left hand and right hand holster should be ok.
1833243
You can order either left or right handed holster. In your right pocket would mean you are right handed.
405901
Thanks for your question. We sell some that are similar to the Itac Defense for the left hand. They only sell right handed holsters in the one you are looking at. Here is a link to the Left Handed holsters that we have available at this time. http://www.biggamegear.com/search_result.php?search_critria=left+hand&search_category12=All+Categories&x=0&y=0&sub_category_id=516 Please let us know if we can help you further. Thanks Carrie Simpson customerservice@BigGameGear.com
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.
1502600
The holster only rotates around the leg. For a right hand shooter and holster on the left leg, I would rotate the holster clockwise 5 to 10 degrees until it feels comfortable. I do find that this holster is very comfortable.
944472
Not really... It's designed with an index finger button release. Theoretically, you could reverse the holster and put the holster in your pants, but not really designed as a conceal carry holster. Probably better to use if you had a coat over it, as it is not overly bulky.