does it facilitate a cross draw? this would be good for driving while wearing a loose shirt or Hawaiian shirt
81520
it does, just slide it around to the position you want your weapon to be in.
173540
I wear it weak side but pushed a little forward so I can draw with my dominant hand also. I sinks down some once on your belt and the handle has not ben an issue.
912748
I believe they make one for lefties. Or you could wear it cross draw style. Should be no problems
392097
I don't think so, I use it for my shield 40. I carry everyday and so far have not had any trouble with it.I also use mine as a cross draw and wear mine just in front of my left hip.
303280
A visually impared person can probably use this. Because I use it while driving, I am often pushing buttons and not looking at it. The buttons are quite small tho.
504804
I love mine for running ... no movement of my gun whatsoever, I forget it's even there. In order to be concealed you can't wear skin-tight running clothes, though ... at least a baggy shirt over the top.
860899
Yes, and it is comfortable.. the release strap is a little funky, but I like mine. It's way better than the ones you put inside your pants, that rub the heck out of you. Yes it's not a quick draw, but other than out in the open holsters, I don't see that any of them are quick. I get my glock out just fine, just needed to play with the snap.
1680616
I just tried it on my pinky and it's doable. I haven't tried really using it yet,but for the most part it's keeping it from bending if you're having trouble with a trigger finger. Its adjustable so it should work
1570416
This is actually designed to be worn crossbody, with the camera resting low at your hip/hand. The D-ring makes it easy to grab the camera & yank it up into shoot position, rather than trying to move the whole strap.I wear it crossbody as well as just on my shoulder...both times with my hand on it. I also have a handstrap attached to it, though (not a wrist strap...but a handstrap that positions your hand for shutter trigger)...old habits diehard.
594570
I use it on the grip frame of my concealed carry pistol. It does not damage the overlying clothing, and I would not hesitate to use it for an application where it would be handled more frequently, like a phone case.
245085
Wherever you decide to wear it, you need to be able to draw from the holster within 2 seconds, wearing it in the small of your back will add valuable seconds to your draw time. Plus it leaves it vulnerable for others to come up behind you and draw it before you can. I would advise against it, but that is just my personal opinion.
220821
This is my absolute favorite holster and I wear it cross-draw. I wear mine all day very comfortably. You wear it inside the pants clipped to the waistband and under your belt.
74886
Purchased this for an S&W Governor. In my opinion , no. The Governor itself is rather large. It is held high in the scabbard and canted forward. It would probably work under a heavy or loose jacket, no way under a shirt. I tried it under a loose fitting shirt and on this nonfat guy it stuck out. I don't think the Governor is very good at concealed carry anyway due to size. It isn't the most accurate revolver firing .45s due to the unrifled gap in the cylinders. Wouldn't think shotgun loads are a good carry idea outside the house where other people are around. Good though for obliterating snakes in the desert landscape. I do think it is a good, very easy to point self defense piece inside the house. Amazon carries a DeSantis dual angle holster which is sleeker and allows cross-draw mounting. I think that one would be more concealable.It looks like it would fit flatter. It does not, however, cover the trigger which is problematic to some.
1348906
I have not experienced this yet. It locks into place good and allows quick clearing of your chamber. Also helps to be able to grab at any angle or position. But the design could get caught on Your clothing.
1528055
Yes. However, it's more bulky (thick) than most holsters, and it does not come with a paddle to tuck in your pants, only belt loops. Upon drawing the laser/light activates very time without fail.
496651
Under ... I wear it so that the grip of my pistol sticks up just a little bit above the top of my jeans, to make it easier to draw. If you have it below the waistline of your jeans it's just one more obstacle to being able to draw your weapon quickly if you should need to.
1366479
I would not consider this a left hand draw as the pistol sits slightly angled forward in the holster. This holster is designed to sit inside the waist on your side or on the small of your back. I would think the angle would make a left draw rather difficult or akward.