You probably already know that if you carry a firearm, it's very important to practice your draw. One thing to remember is that situations in which you are forced to defend yourself can go haywire...fast. What should you do if your dominant hand is injured or otherwise out of commission? American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach shows you how to practice a support-hand draw in this video.
Video: How to Draw a Gun With Your Weak Hand
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