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IIRC, Freddy was right handed (he wore his bladed glove on his right hand).
However, John Dillinger, Billy the Kid, and John Wesley Hardin were all left handed.
There is a deleted scene in the movie Platoon (1986) where Chris Taylor (Charlie Sheen) meets a character suspected to be the devil who looks just like that guy.
There is a deleted scene in the movie Platoon (1986) where Chris Taylor (Charlie Sheen) meets a character suspected to be the devil who looks just like that guy.
View: https://youtu.be/iO7KuOLVMk0?t=592
You do all that other righty stuff! LolLol, what?
A predominance to use my left hand for everyday tasks such as writing, eating, gripping, cutting, and manipulating hand tools and I’m NOT a lefty?!? All this time I didn’t have to write over bindings and suffer the silver surfer curse and I had no idea!!?!
Well, shit!
Funny you say that, my first 1911 I learned to just hit the safety with my trigger finger on the way to the trigger. Years later picked up another with a ambi safety ,never use it! All I can say is if what ever anyone chooses when dealing with RH pistols shooting LH is if it does not “feel” right or “come easy” < i dont know a way to say it better. Try a different platform.I think the only pistol I ever shot that didn’t seem lefty friendly was Beretta 92fs. It was long ago, I don’t remember why it didn’t seem to work for me. Never had any problems with any other pistols. Although for 1911s you want an ambidextrous safety.
My reputation precedes me.... Don’t make it complicated, just make sure he trains a bit with you and watch his finger/mag drop to make any corrections until he’s kind of fluid and understands wth he’s doing. You can conduct this unloaded in your kitchen or whatever. It’s just finger to button reps and swapping mags.
I always suspected there were a bunch of lefty’s hiding on NES
... The only real issue is safetys like 1911’s can be cumbersome if not ambi. Mag release is index or middle finger, slide stop is right middle finger over the top.
<Clatter> noise in 3...2...1... - join the club!I also have an old Sig 516 with ambi controls for mag release and I don’t like it on the left side at all. Interferes with the bolt catch for me (as in if I’m not looking right at it I don’t know what button my finger is pressing) and I should be able to use those controls without looking at them but they’re too close together.
GLONK!Got a friend in MA who just got his LTC. He is a lefty though. Never thought about slide and mag release for a lefty before.
Any recommendations? I found an H&K VP9 on the approved roster, but curious on other options.