Pun intended?USA1 wrote:that's gotta come in handy ....Kevinf2349 wrote: Fortunately I am ambidextrous so I feel totally comfortable shooting left handed while the right hand retrieves the Glock.
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- Wed Oct 07, 2009 10:55 am
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Re: Relatively new CHL from Keller + Holster ?
- Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:26 pm
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Re: Relatively new CHL from Keller + Holster ?
I usually carry a Glock 30 SF n a supertuck with a spare mag next to it, basically at about 12:30. 
(My hips are way too boney to carry at the side of my body without 'printing')
The down side is that it is a deep conceal and difficult to access quickly with a belt on, the up side is that it is undectable to most people. Another benefit is that it shields the soft dangly bits from attack somewhat. When I carry this way I always have the Bersa in my pocket. My thinking is I would use that until the .45 can be accessed. Fortunately I am ambidextrous so I feel totally comfortable shooting left handed while the right hand retrieves the Glock.
This is one reason I frequently practice shooting with either hand and single handed too.
(My hips are way too boney to carry at the side of my body without 'printing')The down side is that it is a deep conceal and difficult to access quickly with a belt on, the up side is that it is undectable to most people. Another benefit is that it shields the soft dangly bits from attack somewhat. When I carry this way I always have the Bersa in my pocket. My thinking is I would use that until the .45 can be accessed. Fortunately I am ambidextrous so I feel totally comfortable shooting left handed while the right hand retrieves the Glock.
This is one reason I frequently practice shooting with either hand and single handed too.