Will the holster work well for a left handed shooter?
1059840
Seeing as the holster is designed to be carried as a "pocket holster". I see no draw back to the usage in any way for a south paw shooter. As a small note be sure your left pocket is empty (of course) just a bit of common sense info..
186697
This holster can go either way, the holster is molded right down the middle so its dependent on which side you thread the belt thru. I'm right handed too, works great, good grip but easy release
1041567
I bought one and it is great, But I got a Right hand holster for the Ruger mark 111, I don't know if they make a left hand Model.
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.
294233
For clarification, Misty is incorrect, you will need the left handed holster. However, as. Dennis points out, the skin guard will not serve its purpose with this particular holster in that position. This is a great holster, but it was not designed specifically for the method of carry you're suggesting; it may even cause a critical hindrance. My advice would be to buy it, try it out and if it doesn't work return the holster.
1229012
You wear the MIC by looping it around your belt and then wearing the gun inside-the-waistband anywhere you find it most comfortable. The cord that is attached keeps your glock from slipping down your pants. I was skepticle at first but pleasantly discovered that it works quite well! Yes. It will work for a left handed shooter.
791601
I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those limitations, I recommend it highly for the left handed shooter. I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those... » Read More I am left handed and use an IWB rig. I wrote a review that details my evaluation for left handed shooters. You may want to look that up. I like the Lasergrip a lot and use it as my primary carry, but there are some slight trade-offs for the lefty. The Laser unit is on the right side and my dig in to your hip if not shifted slightly to accomodate the bump. Second the laser shoots down the right hand side of the slide and your right thumb may be in the line of travel of the laser beam. I made some slight modification to my grip to make sure that I stay clear of the beam. With those limitations, I recommend it highly for the left handed shooter. « Show Less
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.
463087
I own a left handed model, and it is basically the same as the right handed. I carry a Springfield xds and they're is plenty of room for more gun or a larger mag. You shouldn't have any issues. Hope this helps.
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.
2031486
You will need to go to Uncle Mikes website to see if they even make a holster for left handed pistol.
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.
569509
I'm pretty sure you could get this in a left handed model.. Great buy on these holster cowboy rigs, very well made.
1229013
I'm right handed, but I can't see why it wouldn't work. It just slides down the inside of your pants so it makes no difference which way the pistol but is facing. I loop the string around my belt, put the holster on the trigger guard and stuff it down my pants. I'd recommend just google MIC holster and watch the video made my the designer.
1854859
I am left handed also. I use it on my 30-30 Marlin rifle. You can use it on either side of the stock.
912746
I too am left handed and although I gave this as a gift I can confirm that you can put the holster on either side of your belt with the ruger itself either to the left or right. It is a fit ONLY for the gun, no special grips or additions to your ruger. I hope this helps.
1607194
It may fit, you will most likely have to do a little hand sewing, to get it to fit snugly. It will fit left or right handed, you will have to adjust stitching to fit your pistol, same for extra clips.