Can a SIG-Sauer be used by southpaws?

[Mikjk]

I'm not sure what you call it. I think my terminology in my originl post was incorrect. I just grab the rear of the slide (over the top) and pull it back. Think of a shot gun shuck only on the top of the slide.

Take a look at this Todd Jarret video, I use the third method....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmNjcubxfQA&feature=related

'overhand grip' seems to be the common name for this technique. for lefties, you just have to be careful not to cover the ejection port when working the action. if you grip too far forward over the ejection port, you will cause yourself a malfunction.

 

[Deckard]

Thanks guys. I might have to change my ways, but you know what? I'm still gonna use and extended slide release unless it's a SIG.

 

[Chuckbuster]

'overhand grip' seems to be the common name for this technique. for lefties, you just have to be careful not to cover the ejection port when working the action. if you grip too far forward over the ejection port, you will cause yourself a malfunction.

...and cause flesh to be forcibly caught...yes...it hurt. But, I have learned and am more careful these days.

 

[rapidfire]

Lefty here, I just SLAM that mag hard right in when reloading and that does the trick for me. Works well with Glock and Sp-01 so far...

some say its hard on the gun... but really fast while doing Ipsc stages though!