I am not a left-handed&#xFF0C;is that mean i need buy i left hand bowl? is left hand bowl meaning witch arm i hold bowl? sorry my English is bad, i hope you understand, thank you very much.
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A right handed bow is held with your left hand and the string released with your right hand. The bow should be selected based upon your dominant eye. If you dont know which eye is dominant then google "how to tell which eye is dominant". It is a newer concept and a lot of oldtimers will shoot base upon which hand they write with. If you have shot a bow in the past then stick with whatever is more comfortable. But if you are new to the sport, choose based upon your dominant eye. You will be more accurate.
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Left handed retrieval in that you hold it in the right and wind with the left. I found no value in it as anything but a child's toy. If you plan to use it to fish, buy the largest one sold.
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This bow is for right handed users. The seller might have a left handed model for sale. But as for the one a did buy it is for right handed. You will have to look at the produced description close when looking at bow online.
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I have no idea what you are asking... Do you have this bowl in your cart and want to remove it? If so go to your Amazon cart and click "remove". Otherwise the bowl itself is its own bowl. So if you don't want to use it, you have to pick it up and put down another bowl. Sorry if that's not the answer you're looking for but your question was pretty vague.
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Yes! I'm left handed and love mine. It is not designed for any particular "handedness." &#128516;
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. A left handed model is not yet available and there are no known plans of Fobus manufacturing a left handed version any time soon. If you have any other questions, we are here to help. Your friends at Fuddlebucks
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I am left handed, but I use this knife with my right hand because of the way you have to push the clip to close the blade. Most knifes are made this way. You should look for a knife that would be made for you.
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I purchased a left handed one. You might have to select which hand it is for it has been awhile since I ordered it.
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Hi. First off there knives are amazing but the blades are delicate. If dropped there is a chance they can chip. As far as being ambidextrous, I don't think it would be a problem for a left handed person to use. :)
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Hello Nathan,I ordered this several months ago. Even though the picture shows left handed, the product that was delivered was right handed.
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Yes. This is labelled as ambidextrous. The confusion might be that earlier models were left or right handed. I have one of those as well. Hope this helps. Buy it. Cause the kids will love it!!!
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Its actually an a left handed bow I thought the same thing. Its a right handed bow because of where you knock the arrows. The arrow resting place is on the left side of the bow it would be opposite if it was a lefty.
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Hi, This is a fun question....its for both! An ambidextrous tool for your kitchen that everyone can use!!!
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Conflicting answers here about which is for righties and which for lefties. Maybe we should all go and try to find someone answering the question on YouTube. Or, someplace where the mfgr answers.
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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.
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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.
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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!