Who Wears a Reverse-Draw Holster?

[Dr.Rob]

I had a friend that wore a PPK reverse draw on his right side (right handed) behind his hip. He used an inexpensive suede left hand IWB with a steel spring clip.

Because of this my dad bought a suede left hand spring clip to wear the same way. He never carried his Government 380 that way, but we still have the holster.

 

[Averageman]

If you spend a lot of time in a vehicle it can be very handy as the seatbelt doesnt get in the way of your draw and the weapon stays secure and comfortable.

 

[Sunray]

"...the saber became obsolete..." Um. Who told you that? snicker.
"...he was a "serious dude"..." Maybe so, but he watches too much TV and movies. Hickok supposedly carried his Navy's that way. With no holster. Hickok was more of a shooter than a quick draw artist. Shoot outs are mostly a Hollywood thing. They were very few and far between in the real 1880's.

 

[MartinS]

For, say, a 5 1/2 inch or more barrel worn at the waist rather than at the gunslinger low ready, a cross draw can be the only way to get the thing out smoothly and today.