There is certainly much to be said for having a CCW available to either hand--one way or another. Some of the upside-down shoulder holsters are readily reachable by either hand. Some folks can reach a cross draw holster with either hand. If you can't reach a single CCW with either hand, then you'll have to carry two pieces. I usually carry a CCW in my weak side front pocket.

Does anyone know of an upside-down shoulder holster for an automatic?

I think I found the solution!

https://www.cia.gov/about-cia/cia-museum/spy-fi-archives/item21.html

I don't need an excuse to not shake hands with a stranger. Someone I don't know who is overly familiar sets off alarm bells in my head.

Never tie up your strong hand without a bug on the weak side. Also, get in the habit of dropping anything you might be carrying to free up both hands when presented by a threat. Watch how a good cop stands when things begin to heat up.

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Originally posted by Lt JL:
Never tie up your strong hand without a bug on the weak side. Also, get in the habit of dropping anything you might be carrying to free up both hands when presented by a threat. Watch how a good cop stands when things begin to heat up.

Thanks LT. I've been my hand position more thought lately. If I'm wearing IWB strong side, I try to keep that hand empty when I can. Walking the dog at night? Left hand holds the leash, etc.