When you click on the image, it displays correctly....on my laptop.....but the preview thumbnail image is upside down.RJGold wrote:Hmmm...Jaguar wrote:So it holds the gun while you are standing on your head?
P.S. you photo is upside down.
Doesn't look upside down in my viewer...
Shirt is red, shorts are green, shower is behind me with the head pointing down...
Haven't tried standing on my head yet but may not be a bad test for any IWB holster. Most tell you not to hold the holster upside down as a test for tension as the waist band and belt help to add holding tension. I wonder if I could still do it...???
Thanks for the heads up on the photo but I don't know what I would do to fix it...
I'd be curious about your experience. I've avoided holsters which keep the magazines on the same side as the gun because it seems like a tactical error. What does it do to your reloading time, if you have to switch hands with the gun so as to access a strong side magazine, dump the old one with your off hand, slap the new one home with your strong hand, then switch the gun back to your strong hand to resume shooting? The fastest way out of that mess is to become an ambidextrous shooter, and that can be a daunting training issue. So I've always felt that while holsters designed like that provide a measure of convenience, the convenience is outweighed by the handicap they impose. In that case, you might as well not carry a spare mag.
I would actually love it if my observations were wrong. Please post some follow up and let us know how it has worked out for you.