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I usually carry in the 4 o'clock position and with my Andrews Hybrid Saddle holster I find it not difficult to draw with the off-hand.
After Thunder Ranch I began to practice this from time to time. I have found that by reaching behind my back I can obtain the grip on my weapon to pull it and then engage the target. While not speedy nor graceful, it can be done.
Another method learned while at Thunder Ranch is to reach around the front and pull the weapon and then "roll" it over to obtain a firing grip. That really takes some practice to accomplish and until you master it you can drop your gun from time to time. (not good in a gunfight, just for your information).
After Thunder Ranch I began to practice this from time to time. I have found that by reaching behind my back I can obtain the grip on my weapon to pull it and then engage the target. While not speedy nor graceful, it can be done.
Another method learned while at Thunder Ranch is to reach around the front and pull the weapon and then "roll" it over to obtain a firing grip. That really takes some practice to accomplish and until you master it you can drop your gun from time to time. (not good in a gunfight, just for your information).
