Is this designed to be drawn from with palm facing away from or toward body?
1858865
Toward your body. The firearm should be facing your body with the flat face of the holster pressing against the outside of your clothing.
1858866
Palm facing towards body, just like you were going to grab anything else from your pocket.
1858867
it is designed so the large leather patch is sits against the back of your back pocket. When you draw, put your hand between the leather and the weapon and draw like you would any other weapon.
16504
Yes, I would say a left hand holster so the pistol grip is facing to your right side to draw it. Good luck.
1914585
It is forward facing but I prefer the ergo bc it is ergonomically designed for proper hip placement. That and my son didn't like it, cried whenever he was in it and was uncomfortable for me to wear. But that's just me! Everyone is different!!
1290685
It has a radial feeling... The best way I can describe this is lay your hand on the table palm-side down. Act like you are drawing an outline of your hand (like on a piece of paper). Where your imaginary pencil touches your hand while tracing is where the heat elements transfer.....
2025558
It should point toward the rider for resting the fat/cushioned part of the palm of your hand. Same area that rests on your laptop when you're typing.
846794
Yes, it is. When you are facing the camera in the landscape mode, the camera is to the right. Judging from case design, I think there was no other way to do it. If it was perfectly centered, it looks as if if would be too close to the stylus pen should you have one in the slot. The case does not interfere with the camera operation, though.
1348663
It runs vertical, up. I had a different one for my Dad and find this much better. It can be used with either hand or both. It does not slant toward any one direction. Hope this helps!
2044629
only if you like backwards draw. You can order it custom from bladetech for left hand thought.
1395421
I wear it on my right side but if you wear it in the back you will have to use your left hand to draw.
791656
no, you should NEVER draw across your body. you should always draw with the gun pointed away from you. it might look cool in the movies, but in the heat of the moment you could shoot yourself and that wouldn't be good at all. Stay Frosty!
584010
No the handle should be straight back towards you as there is no offset or ergonomic design to the shovel.... Just used it the past two days to shovel the 16 inches of snow that we received due to the lake affect snow storm and additionally what the plows pushed into the driveway ....
624229
I feel that one designed for a specific hand is just a little more comfortable and more pleasant to use. Lefties have a difficult time with some rotary cutters. I have read some of the reviews and lefties are lovin' this left handed Gingher Rotary Cutter.That being said, you can either cut fabric from the left or right side. Simply put...decide how you will procede to cut fabric. If can't decide buy one of each. :-)
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.
1224686
Yes, that is correct. Orientation refers to which side you would like the handle to be on.
2044630
No it is a right hand draw only. It will not work if your trying to draw with left hand.
849869
Your not ignorant, it is true that most books tell you to hold it in your left hand, but that's just because many players are right handed and feel more comfortable using the right hand for "cupping" and effect. However, there is no rule! It is totally up to you!
103145
If you draw with your left hand, get a leftie. If you draw with your right hand, get a rightie, but I would not try to cross draw behind my back, if that is what you are contemplating. The key thing is that the flap is on the outside of the weapon so it does not print on your pocket.