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.
2184839
I purchased this for my husband, he has a CCW permit. It can not be seen under your shirt. My husband says that it is comfortable.
181966
yes, it takes the holster off the leg restraint and puts on hip. In competition shoots holster must not be on leg so lots of people use this to get some relief on draw.
970919
No, there is no adjustment. It has a slight to it. Already but for a cross draw I wouldn't recommend it. Hope this helps
1059530
Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I have ever been able to carry with just a t-shirt. Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I... » Read More Yes. I have it on the lowest setting, front and back, the handle grip tucks into the waistband slightly. I wear it at the 5:30 position. As such, the sights sit just behind my waistline, the grip tucks in at the kidney, and it only prints lightly if Im wearing a t-shirt and bend past 90% at the waist. On that setting, its more difficult to get a full grip but not unreasonable. When I have a bulkier shirt, like a polo, I can move it up a notch, for a full grip, and it still conceals perfectly. Ive had it a few months and am quite impressed with the function, quality and cost. First time I have ever been able to carry with just a t-shirt. « Show Less
2079444
Yes. It is a good carrying case and great for hiking, but does not work for a very quick draw.
986316
It can certainly be used without a belt because of its design. However, you risk having slight difficulty drawing your gun because the belt is what keeps the holster in-place during the draw. Also, I wouldn't recommend using an out-of-pants holster with athletic shorts/pants. It doesn't work because of the weight of the gun. Overall, I'd say that you're much better off using this product with a belt.
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.
589300
It is not meant to be. I guess it could be used as a cross draw if you purchase the opposite hand. The holster does not have a way to adjust the cant. This could be the main issue against using the holster for cross draw. Great holster for strong side carry. It rides high on your belt and the paddle is very comfortable.
1582383
I primarily use mine as a protective holster to keep my pistol in the center console of my truck. Found a new use for it while bear hunting recently while walking to and from the stand in the dark with my rifle unloaded.
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.
739742
I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines.
739744
I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines. I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of... » Read More I carry a glock 17 on one side and two fully loaded magazines on the other and it works just fine. It actually helps balance the weight out pretty well. As far as jumping up and down, I have done everything and the most that has happened is that the shirt will ride up just a little. I would imagine that the more movement you do, the more the shirt will ride up. I ordered my shirt tight enough that it stays fairly well put, even with a lot of movement. If you are not sure about the size, go small. You might feel confined (more like a compression shirt) but it would restrict the movement of your gun and magazines. « Show Less
992889
not really. if you wear it on your left, the impact handle will be facing forward - inconvenient to draw.
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.
2277909
When you wear this holster as designed, the paddle goes inside the waistband and the holster is on the outside of the pants. Your belt should be very snug to keep the paddle secure. Some people make the mistake of placing the paddle between the belt and the outside of the pants. Bad idea because there is a good chance that there will not be enough material to prevent the holster from pulling out with the pistol when the pistol is drawn. If this happens, the results could be tragic.
2236405
Yes, but you can use it for a reverse draw on the left leg for your right hand.I think they sell a left handed holster in the same design, if that's what your looking for.