What is the difference between left hand and right hand
461640
They are reversed. The butt of the weapon needs to point to the centerline of the body when in a back pocket and the "flap" needs to always be facing outward.
461641
The way the gun sits in it. I would not recommend as gun is way to tight. When you get the gun in it you have to use 2 hands to get it out. You could never draw. The gun sticks in it.
461642
Think about having the holster in your pocket..... You want to be able to get a grip on the gun to draw or pull it out of your pocket. If you are left handed, you will want the left holster...
461643
As far as the weapon sticking in the holster, that is a non issue. Yes, when you place the weapon in the holster AT FIRST it is a tight fit. Merely leave the weapon in the holster for a few hours, over night even, and the leather will soften and mold to the weapon. After that occurs the weapon will still fit snug ,and thus no worries of it falling out, and still allow a quick and easy one handed draw. I have no problems drawing my weapon out with one hand. This is a good, well made holster.
461644
It depends on the pocket you use. I carry billfold in right and gun in left. It is a little harder to use. It is a little tight in holster but gets better with wear. A left hand hoslter would have the handle to pointed to the left side of body.
461645
The holster pictured is considered a right hand by the manufacturer. If it were a left hand, it would be "reversed or opposite" of the picture. I think they designed this to be carried in your right back pocket an unholstered with your right hand only. I feel like a left handed holster in my right back pocket would be just as easy to unholster as well.
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The difference is how the pistol butt is oriented in the holster. This affects how easy it is to reach in and draw the weapon. If you're right handed you want the right handed holster because a left handed holster will be an awkward draw for you. This could both telegraph you're reaching for a weapon instead of a wallet and more importantly it could considerably slow down your draw time. That could prove fatal if you're in an emergency and trying to draw the weapon quickly. Hope this helps James.
461647
The holster would be backwards if you ordered a left handed holster for a right handed person. The solid back piece would be on the wrong side. A right handed person would be expected to draw from the right pocket and so on.
117709
It depends on which bow you ordered. A right handed bow will be held in your left hand and be drawn by your right.
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.
1093687
I am right-handed but I only use that hand when opening up a can. If you have reasonable strength with you left it should be fine. Basically you are just squeezing like a pair of pliers. Hope this helps!
416970
I am 99% sure they are both the same. The glove is to be worn on the left hand.
261598
Hi,It is easy to use for both left-handers or right hand. Please rest assured!Best regards,
717275
You know, on the surface, it seems like a stupid question but perhaps not. Right handed means pulling the string with your right hand.
621998
Following is a link to a video explaining right and left bows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4pHS_4EU7g Generally a bow is listed as Right hand or Left hand, so I am not sure what "right grip" would mean. Right handed people would hold/grip a bow in their left hand so that they can pull the arrow back with their right hand. The arrow would be placed on the nock, L shaped area, on the right side of the bow.
603262
This one is a rigth handed one only, you can buy the left handed one from them through amazone i saw it listed !
983477
yes, I am left handed. that is why I buy this style. It can be use with either hand
877502
This is right handed only. However, I'm left handed and I still love this thing!!!!
502256
I am right handed sorry I can not help you with your question. The tiny scissors is great for face and feet. ! I have only had them a few days but really like them.
1359664
A left-handed person can use it because with your left hand you still turn it clockwise, not counter clockwise. Actually never had anyone ask about left-hand use and this benriner has been around a long, long time and we have sold it for years and I am sure there have been left-handed users. Thank you. The Wok Shop
1839372
I dont think there is a difference. It is a door knob on one end and the unit as pictured above. I can not tell how it would make a difference what hand you are
379841
This is a 'right-hand throw' glove, meaning it's worn on the left as you throw with the right. Note, it seems this description does not display on the item until you add it to your cart. I advise to verify before finalizing purchase.
1707251
Yes, right or left hand - it works fine. Great minimalist approach to help with Carpal.
123601
left, the glove goes on your catching hand. My son, a left handed thower got both and used them as batting groves, particularly in the cold.