...At close range it's doable.
Not by me, unfortunately.
Im fortunate in that Im naturally left-handed, but originally learned to shoot right-handed when shooting PPC revolver back in the 70s. So I do shoot either-handed, and qualify master either handed at the ridiculously-easy state-mandated course the dept has us run once a year, but while I can shoot right or left handed, I cant shoot right
AND left handed, hardly at all.
(And dont take that master thing as a brag. It really is a stupid-easy course; based on the old revolver-oriented dept qualifications of decades ago. Six shots two-handed at twenty-five yards to begin, then the remaining 44 shots at ranges from two to fifteen yards. Its silly but mandated. Anybody who cant qualify on that course probably shouldnt be trusted with a dinner fork in public, much less a handgun.)
Not to drift or hijack too much, since this is really a knife forum, but to clarify lest someone think I have delusions of being Rambo or the terminator. The reasons I like a two-gun shoulder holster setup are multiple, and imo, reasonable. First, it lets me arm someone else if appropriate and if time allows. Fully half the guys in my dept (rural sheriff dept 18 total deputies) dont carry off-duty; and additionally my sons are old enough and shoot enough that I like the idea of being able to arm one of them if need be. Theres also the second gun is the fastest reload concept.
But a real advantage Ive found to two identical guns in a shoulder rig is concealability; or maybe camouflage is a better word. Fact is, most of the time I carry the two G26s under a tucked-in, one-size-large dress shirt, and having both sides be symmetrical makes it hide better than having a gun on just one side. I used to carry a small .45 auto in a Ken Null SMZ this same way, but the fact is (with a good holster setup at least), concealing two under a shirt works better than concealing one under a shirt.
This likely wouldnt work for everyone, but Im somewhat of an oaf, 63 with a 50 chest, 38 waist, and 37 sleeve length; so I have an admitted advantage when it comes to concealing a shoulder rig than a lot of guys do.
Sorry, rambling
Regardless, definitely happy with your product.
