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With a single point you have to think ahead. Looped around head and strong side it will drop out of the way easily ... out of the way of everything but a stong side pistol you may be attempting to transition to. So either move the pistol, don't drop-sweep it around back, or draw the pistol with your strong side before releasing the rifle with your support hand.
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Unless you are like me, right handed but left-eye dominant. Then it works out perfect. Right hand releases from rifle handguard to go get the pistol, left hand is controlling the fall of the rifle, right hand grips pistol, right hand draws, left and right hands meet together in the middle, BANG!BANG!BANG!!!!!.
I can shoot a rifle from both sides but I need to work on the speed of the right shouldered shooting, accuracy is fine, probably %85 percent or better compared to the strong left side. I haven't done much handgun shooting with the left hand. It is weird, right trigger finger is good on both rifle and pistol, but the left trigger finger can only do a rifle.
Just had to add in there that it does work for some people.