Very wise man, indeed! I'd follow this adviceAbraham wrote:Kkpsiknl,
You don't need an off hand gun.
Go to the range and practice with your off hand.
In a very short time, in one range visit, you'll be proficient enough to be at least adequate if not more...
Every range visit, I practice with my weak hand for at least 2 magazines worth to keep up my weak hand proficiency. I do this just in case my strong hand is ever injured.
I've found there are times my weak hand shooting is just as good or nearly as good as my strong hand.
It just takes a little practice and I do mean just a little. You'll be proficient quite soon.
Of course, if you're just looking to add to your gun inventory, well then, no doubt you need a weak hand gun...
