I'm a Left Handed Shooter with a Marlin 1894c .in .357. Is there a butt sleeve cartridge holder you can recommend?
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The Uncle Mike sleeve will hold 9 rounds. Just put a few .357 in mine and they fit snug. Hard to shake out. Problem is sliding forward. Stock is tapered, sleeve is square-ish. Install sleeve, rotate so rounds are on left side, and line it up to where you want it. Put some 3M black rubber double sided sticky tape under it as required to make it stay in place. Done deal. Good Luck.
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I am left handed also. I use it on my 30-30 Marlin rifle. You can use it on either side of the stock.
415306
I can fit a .338 size bullet in the end with ease... mine was also crooked to one side. My opinion is that it SUX
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.
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No. A left handed holster used that way will force you to have to squeeze your hand between holster and your body and also is dangerous as when drawing that way, the muzzle of the gun will point at your body.
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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.
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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
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I don't any issue with being left handed. The case should work perfectly fine. I think this is one of the best full concealment methods available especially with summer here...plus it has a built-in lock on the zipper (and even though the lock is a bit marginal it is completely hidden!).
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Hi Tom. Yes .... It does accommodate both left or right handed shooters. I'm thinking about actually purchasing a second one for my wife to have on her side of the bed. I love it. Well worth the price.
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Barsca would have my first choice, but their customer service really sucks. I have one for my cust .45, but the adjusting screw broke out and they would not fix it. But Barsca is good, depends on what you are using it. Mine was on a pistol only so the rest of I am not sure of. Hope this helps and works out for you.
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You ordered a pistol holster to hold a revolver, which is much wider. I do not want to speak for "Sneaky Pete" or their available product line. But, I would contact them directly to confirm they have the holster to fit your specific weapon. Otherwise, you'll never have the correct fit.
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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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Does anyone know what shell holder is used for the 223 brass? The press holder doesent fit.
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For left handed carry, you want the "S-type". There are videos on Youtube that go into some detail on the Fatboy vs the Jumbo Versipack. Obviously the Jumbo offers more interior space, but is also a little heavier. For my needs, the Fatboy is just right.
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. Yes, Fobus does make a left handed version of this holster, it is the model, "BR2LH." We do not sell it at this time. Again, thanks for your questions, we hope our answer helps! Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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Right handed. Would probably have to go to the tacloc website to find a left sided holster.
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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.
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The sleeve is made for the .223 cartridge. If the 5.45 part is close to the .223 then yes. If not, no