GrumpyOldSwede
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I am hoping that perhaps you can help me out. My wife is disabled due to a stroke, leaving her right arm and hand basically useless for shooting. After trying out several pistols, she discovered she can shoot a Sig P232. She of course shoots left handed now.
I am trying to discover the optimum way for her to carry. I believe that on the body is best, not a purse or some other off body method. Because she is small, and quite vulnerable, I am hoping to discover a good way for her to protect herself when I am not around.
So you can think this through, please keep in mind:
She needs to have a holster that is worn easily, being able to put it on with one hand.
She will not be able to use the "off hand" to lift up jacket or shirt to access pistol. (her fingers are generally in a claw position, not able to grasp things)
If she walks around with her hand in her pocket, (holding pistol), she will be unable to push grocery cart, unlock vehicle, etc.
Thanks for your help and ideas. Best regards, Grumpy Old Swede
I am trying to discover the optimum way for her to carry. I believe that on the body is best, not a purse or some other off body method. Because she is small, and quite vulnerable, I am hoping to discover a good way for her to protect herself when I am not around.
So you can think this through, please keep in mind:
She needs to have a holster that is worn easily, being able to put it on with one hand.
She will not be able to use the "off hand" to lift up jacket or shirt to access pistol. (her fingers are generally in a claw position, not able to grasp things)
If she walks around with her hand in her pocket, (holding pistol), she will be unable to push grocery cart, unlock vehicle, etc.
Thanks for your help and ideas. Best regards, Grumpy Old Swede