I like to wear my gun on my left hip and draw with my right hand, (cross draw) would the can can hip huger be suitable for that??
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I would say yes. Although it's oriented to hold your firearm in either of 2 pockets in the front or 2 in the back, you can also twist it to whatever orientation that you prefer. For instance, if you do the hook & eye closure in the front, like pictured, you can then twist/slide the holster around your midsection to position your firearm on your hip. I don't carry cross draw, but I do sometimes twist it around so that I can carry on my right hip, like a traditional outside the waistband holster would position your firearm.
519734
I know that the gun comes out smoothly, so I would say yes to that, but I am not 100% sure. Sorry I coudn't be of more help.
103147
Left handed if you draw with left hand -- right handed holster if you draw with your right
294232
Yes that is correct I have a right handed holster and I can comfortably carry at the 4 o'clock position any further back becomes unreachable how ever with a left handed holster the skin guard would be away from your skin so the firearm itself would be against your back
1525097
Right handed. If you carry it small of back, with the butt FACING your drawing hand, it will force you to move the weapon around with the muzzle pointing TOWARD your own body....a tactical mistake. With the butt facing away, the palm-in draw of a right-handed holster allows you to naturally bring the weapon up to point without additional twisting and turning, and NO across the body problems.
2199560
Hold, yes. Draw quickly and easily, not so much without lots of practice and probably not even then. I carry an M&P 9c and that seems to be a good fit for the opening. I would reccommend moving up a size in bag for a larger pistol. Great quality bags. This one is just a bit smaller than it looks.
2044630
No it is a right hand draw only. It will not work if your trying to draw with left hand.
1839915
It goes on ur left ankle for a right handed grab. The gun goes on the inside of your leg. It's not the best carry option but it beats you leaving the gun at home. Good luck. God bless the 2nd!!
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
857905
Bruno I would suggest that You try to find someone or a gun dealer in your area that has the Fobus holster and would allow you to try it out. Preferably this would be at a range where you can see how well it retains your firearm and how easy it is to draw from.
2236405
Yes, but you can use it for a reverse draw on the left leg for your right hand.I think they sell a left handed holster in the same design, if that's what your looking for.
2058119
I carry mine on a S&W; M&P40c;, in an IWB holster. I generally can "touch" it on when drawing my weapon. Be sure to set it as far BACK on you weapon as the rail allows, and you can reach it with your trigger or middle finger to turn it on when drawing. I have had NO problems with it turning itself on accidentally, even when re-holstering the weapon.
78505
I'm 77 years old and can't comfortably jog with or without anything. To answer your question, the elastic is very good and holds your weapon tight up against the body - yet it draws easily. However, I believe the overriding factor is what size and weight weapon you have - a bantam .22 or .32 would be no problem - a 1911 .45 might be questionable.
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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.
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YES! It is built for lefties or righties. It has a double way zipper that can be opened/closed from either direction, and the space for the barrel is equal which ever side of the body it is worn on.
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No. The larger cylinder is too large and would be too tight in the holster making it too difficult to draw the gun. The holster is made for the "j" frame.
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.
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i am pretty sure it would but not 100% sure. I know if you were to call Viridian directly they would have the answer. I think it would since the main pinch to hold the gun in is on the hilt of the gun. Just make sure when you buy the holster to specify left or right hand draw!