Shoulder holster for lefty

[dd698]

For years I have carried auto pistols in either a belt or a pocket holster. Lately I have become intriqued by shoulder holsters and have questions regarding their use.It seems to me that a cross draw holster is the only to do it? I have had no experience with this type of rig so please dont laugh at this poor left handed senior citizen. Any suggestions?

 

[LoboGunLeather]

I make shoulder holsters in a horizontal style, thumb-break retention, for many popular handguns. You are invited to my website, and I will be happy to help you design your holster to your needs and preferences.

 

[mrwildroot]

Lobo is highly regarded by many members on this forum,
I'd give him a try.

mrwildroot

 

[elcruisr]

I have an Andrews Monarch rig for both J Frame and 1911. One of the most highly regarded rigs out there along with Alessi's rigs. Very comfortable and functional. Easily set up for left or right hand.

http://www.andrewsleather.com/

 

[H Richard]

Lobo made my Mod 19 2 1/2" holster, and it carries it very well.

 

[Big Foot]

Due to living in the hot, southern New Mexico, my shoulder carry is mostly seasonal. I use two: Safariland & Galco. I find them comfortable and easily accessible. BTW, you'll find that some will accommodate more than one model or style pistol.

 

[HAWKEYE10]

I am also left handed. I have trouble caring a gun
in a holster on my side. The weight keeps pulling my
pants down around my knees. I know thats the style
now but it's just not for me. Might try a shoulder holster
when cooler weather comes. Don

 

[dd698]

Thanks guys for your response. The Lobo holsters sure look good on the web site.

 

[Crazy K38]

my only problem with them is that they don't conceal great unless you have on some sort of a jacket, which is a problem for me because Alabama is pretty hot year around with the exception of 1-2 months