Muzzlestuffer
Operator
Just had surgery on my right hand which is currently in a cast not to mention missing a bone was going to the store when I realized I don't own a left handed holster might have to buy one for such an occasion.
EDC without your primary shooting hand
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Muzzlestuffer
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Also leads me to realize I don't shoot enough left handed in case of an emergency!
The Night Rider
Professional
I tore my right rotator cuff a year or so back and it took a lot of PT to get me back on my game.
I carried my Glock 26 in a pocket holster on my Left side for a long time.
I carried my Glock 26 in a pocket holster on my Left side for a long time.
This was visited several years ago jn the Rangemaster instructor community
The issue of hand/arm/shoulder injury/surgery is much more the reason one will need theor off hand tjan that whole “you’ll get shot in the arm” stuff. You need to do more than say 6 rounds in any qual course a year to stay on top of it as the week your recovering isn’t the time to play catch up!
The issue of hand/arm/shoulder injury/surgery is much more the reason one will need theor off hand tjan that whole “you’ll get shot in the arm” stuff. You need to do more than say 6 rounds in any qual course a year to stay on top of it as the week your recovering isn’t the time to play catch up!
Muzzlestuffer
Operator
I've been dry firing my .22 nelson conversion planning on shooting my Monday night match it should be pretty interesting to say the least it's an L match thankfully!
Muzzlestuffer
Operator
I'm ordering one
Lo-Profile
Master Class
I tore up my right shoulder about 20 years ago. Bought a left hand holster and spent a little over a week learning how to shoot left handed.
I still practice shooting left handed every do often.
I still practice shooting left handed every do often.
Muzzlestuffer
Operator
I was thinking about this more last night I might just carry my kel Tek .22 or my .22 derringer at least I'll have something on me and easy to control.
Muzzlestuffer
Operator
This definitely makes me think I need to do more left handed training!
bc22wm
Professional
Being the cheap (hold onto a penny till Lincon screams) sob that I am, I just move the holster to the left side, butt forward. Then it's a Don Hume JIT so no straps, buttons, push/cant/pull retention. Yes I do practice this, just like almost all my shooting is done one handed. I expect my other hand to be occupied opening doors, pushing crap out of the way, dragging the Mrs along, as we vacate the A.O. Then I'm lucky, traveling to the "range" means walking out the back door and standing on the back porch. Just don't use mothers' clothes pins hanging on the line for targets. Some people have NO sense of humor.
Lo-Profile
Master Class
After posting this I stopped by a LGS, they had one of those IWB holsters that works with a bunch of different gun models, picked one up .... Just in case