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No, it was just the left handed version.
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Left handed ?
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No, it was just the left handed version.
Funny thing is, I DO have a pair of L.H. scissors. AND I hate 'em.
The thing about being left handed is, that a bunch of us do many things R.H.'d like using a baseball bat, or hockey stick or playing my bass guitar R.H.'d. But we still need the left for using a fork for eating or holding a pen for writing.
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Yup, same here except life would have been so much easier if I could have played the guitar right handed!
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I learned guitar right handed from the start. I even think right handed play for us lefties seems like an advantage to me because we have our most dextrous hand on the fretboard.
I find right handed frame locks are fine for me as long as the lock bar has the same notched profile as the non lock side & it has a double stud. A good example of course is the Hinderer XM18's. I can use my left index finger tip to push out the lock bar. The clip, especially if in the tip up position, even feels good for finger wrap as well, while giving a plain surface for the palm. I think this is a valid alternative to left handed construction if the makers NEED a compromise.
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