Can lefties use it comfortably? (That is, can I wear it so the gun is on the otherside?)
1051329
fully adjustable, and ambidextrous, as the holster and mag pouch can be un-clipped and clipped back to the opposite sides
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.
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
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.
1708352
NO! It has a forward cant that would make even a cross draw difficult. I'm not sure if you can order it for lefty's but most Fobus holsters do.It is an beautifully made holster and excellently well made.
1540855
Yes. Absolutely. Point 1: the cheekpieces are bilaterally symmetrical. Point 2: my stepson is left handed and he shot my AR style system with the cheek pieces to good effect. I'd also like to add that I continue to enjoy and benefit from the Command Arms cheek pieces, though as with any change to your shooting set-up it will require some getting used to.
2008106
It has been over a year since we purchased this item, and returned it, but most of these bows are not desiged to be used easily by Lefties. Look into the Crosman Elkhorn Jr. Compound Bow...it is a better product.
1454677
You can put it on either leg, obviously the gun will be aligned on the inside seem when on the left leg or the outer seem on the the right leg. Your preference.
478902
Yes, you can use it in either position, however, it will probably be most comfortable in pistol mode.
271787
I tried it crossdraw, not very comfortable for me. And because it has a fair amount of built in forward cant, I think it would be hard to draw. Also it took about a week of wearing it everyday(even at work without the gun) to break in the leather but after that it is very comfortable, I wear it between 3:00 and 4:00 oclock.Hope this helped.
1478524
I am personally left handed, it works great for me, and a friend of mine has used it, he is right handed. So you should have no problem with it.
1450676
Gun would be backwards on the left leg. It's really only suited to right handed shooters.
1172885
Randall, I shoot right handed but I put a rifle in my sled to see if it would interfere with a lefty. You cannot rest your elbow in the natural position as the support arm is in the way making you rest your arm across it to pull the trigger. The support arm cannot be repositioned to shoot left, The tray isn't a problem. I'm afraid Caldwell would have to make one specifically for lefties if they don't already. That would be a question I'd ask them before buying a sled.
1537701
The cheek piece is molded for I right handed shooter. Not sure if it would work for you.
110049
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.
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.
859281
No it's ambidextrous, it's actually a little better for lefties because the gauge is on the right side where a lefty can see it, everything else is symmetrical.