I'm interested in this belly holster can you tell me if it is for left handers also?? Thank you
143276
I'm pretty sure it is, although I haven't received mine yet - it should be here tomorrow, I think. I'll try to remember to add on to this with a more definitive answer after I receive it.
1721310
The strap is shaped specifically for right handers. I tried it on opposite side the strap makes it lean weird for lefthanders not able to grab an arrow. Not sure if they offer a left handed version email the seller they are quick to reply.
87920
The picture does show a left handed IWB holster. I think Amazon uses a stock picture in all the ads. When you order, make sure you specify the hand you want.And in response to Ken Bakers comment about a 4" barrel, I ordered mine for a 5" 1911. Works just fine for that. I carry everyday with that holster.
854383
I suppose so..I am left handed and I have had not problems..I do not recall specifying a left handed stock...
893704
No. you have to order it either left or right. Their sight doesn't ask which way you want it. I ordered it, got a right handed holster, & had to send it back to get a left handed holster. It costs to send it back & have it re-delivered. About $6.00 each way.
471379
This holster is right handed. Its a nice holster and I use mine everyday. I do suggest you practice drawing your weapon from the pocket holster because it is a little tricky, however the comfortability is well worth the practice time
87921
When I ordered the right handed Sof-Tuck they certainly shipped me the right handed version of the Sof-Tuck IWB. Likely a mistake in the picture they posted. As long as you are not ordering this IWB holster for anything larger than a 4 inch barrelled or smaller compact semi automatic I think you will be very pleased. A full sized gun really needs to be Open Carried in a good belt holster anyway. I think you will find the Sof_Tuck to be a very good value at the price.
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.
645851
We can make it in a left hand draw. You can purchase this holster and AFTER checking out send a note letting us know you need it to be a left hand draw and we will note it on the order. Ray
603263
You can't revers the holster so I think no. It's not possible to safely draw your weapon with your left hand.
2236407
It is a right handed holster. You can NOT switch to left if you right hand draw.
2263385
On most holsters when you highlight it gives you the option on color and what side carry. This one does not, unfortunately this is my biggest gripe on holsters. Companies need to think about the 10% of people that are left handed and would like all the options right handers get. You may have to shop direct from company
714599
Right handed. Would probably have to go to the tacloc website to find a left sided holster.
2031486
You will need to go to Uncle Mikes website to see if they even make a holster for left handed pistol.
2263388
The one in this picture is a right handed holster, the button release is on the right side of the gun. But if your left handed I'm sure they make a holster for you. It should be specified when you order one on whatever website. I really like my tac-loc holster. Great investment with the right laser and/or light.
1402397
No sir, this holster is right hand side only and is not very good, with the material it is made and hangs to low when I have my elite force 1911 in it
393812
Absolutely, it accommodates left hand shooters, because you can position the gun either way. So with the handle facing you, or the top of the bed, as a left-hander, it becomes easy to pull out of the holster quickly. I keep my holster on the left side of my bed, so as a right-hander, I position the gun's handle the opposite way (the foot of the bed) to make it easier to pull out for me.