Andrew Wyatt
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WHen i get my CCW, i'm most likely going to carry some kind of service sized auto of the single action persuasion, and a smith and wesson 37.
I plan to always carry the 37 right handed and the 1911/BHP/whatever left handed (i'm a lefty)
I shoot the 37 better left handed, but not fantastically better, and i shoot 1911s better left handed but not fantastically better, as well.
I plan to carry the 1911 in a left hand milt sparks summer special, and the 37 in some sort of pocket holster, after getting the hammer bobbed.
I plan to always carry the 37 right handed and the 1911/BHP/whatever left handed (i'm a lefty)
I shoot the 37 better left handed, but not fantastically better, and i shoot 1911s better left handed but not fantastically better, as well.
I plan to carry the 1911 in a left hand milt sparks summer special, and the 37 in some sort of pocket holster, after getting the hammer bobbed.
Sounds good to me! My suggestion would be to keep your primary weapon on your dominant-hand side, and the secondary on your support-hand side. (Which you appear to plan on doing, anyway.) When I belt-carry BOTH weapons, they are in IWB holsters on a strong, well-made, 1 1/2" gun belt. I use a cross-draw, located at 10 o’clock, in order to make my backup piece available to both hands; and, I carry my primary weapon at 4 o’clock where it's least likely to pattern. If I'm using an auto, there is an extra OWB magazine carrier and a knife sheath located at 8 o’clock. 