Can the eye piece be rotated around for left handed shooters?
1759216
Yes. But, I cannot remember if it was a simple twist or if it needed a tool. I did it on mine.
569509
I'm pretty sure you could get this in a left handed model.. Great buy on these holster cowboy rigs, very well made.
1922934
Yes you can adjust focus on one side to match the other eye. Afer that the normal focus will keep both eyes focused.
1611763
It is designed for right handed shooters but they do have a model for lefties. It is called the Sport Left and is a made a little different from the RS-7. I would suggest you look at the Blackrapid.com website.
2217166
not possible with one hand. Both lenses from front, and eye piece needs adjustment.
208825
Yes. My son shoots left and right. The arrow rest is stuck on with 2 sided tape is the only problem I had with it.
902520
The eye piece is a separate piece. I remove it everytime after I am done using it. I imagine it could be swapped out.
691435
I'm a right handed shooter but have my scope mounted on the left. If you're worried about Parallax Error forget it , this scope doesn't care where you're point of view is. But take into review that my converter is backing up an Aim Point Patrol , that has no Parallax error. Other scopes? ... I don't know !!!
2159514
No...my husband had to take it to a bow shop and have it fitted for lefty. It was an inexpensive fix.
1540855
Yes. Absolutely. Point 1: the cheekpieces are bilaterally symmetrical. Point 2: my stepson is left handed and he shot my AR style system with the cheek pieces to good effect. I'd also like to add that I continue to enjoy and benefit from the Command Arms cheek pieces, though as with any change to your shooting set-up it will require some getting used to.
463422
Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of course, is to buy a LaRue Tactical Magnifier mount, which works like it was made for the VMX-3. Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of... » Read More Yes. You can absolutely change it so the magnifier flips to the left. As mentioned, you will have the release facing the muzzle end, but this keeps your trigger hand in place when shooting from a bench rest or tripod, which to me is good. All you have to do is flip the mount so the objective (lens end) is facing the optic and the dimensions are exactly the same as box stock. The other benefit of flipping to the left is that if you're running offset sights, it doesn't get in the way of a pure iron sight picture. An alternative to this whole issue, with the help of a little extra cash, of course, is to buy a LaRue Tactical Magnifier mount, which works like it was made for the VMX-3. « Show Less
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.
1001119
Yes. You can angle it up and down. Not sure about the left to right axis. It's mounted on a "Y" shaped bracket so it swivels to aim it up or down. There's a wheel you turn to loosen and tighten it so it can be adjusted to point up or down.
111637
Yes, any line of sight weapon can be fired with the off hand as long as the shooter uses their dominant eye. If you are right handed and are shooting the crossbow from your left shoulder you will have to stretch your head to aim with a dominant right eye, but it is possible. Uncomfortable, but possible. If you use your non-dominant eye then you will have a lot more problems shooting from the left.
2039179
I suppose you can. My question is why would you need to? If it is a matter for left handers you can simply swap the locking cams to the opposite side.
679343
You can have them face any direction you choose. I face them the same way the picture shows to facilitate a fster reload since I am right handed.
1172886
looks like to me its made for rt. handed shooters. maybe they have one for lefty's.