Cross draws on the back

[gryffon2004]

Is there any regulation about putting a cross draw in the small of your back?

[Jax Orebetter]

There is nothing that addresses this specifically, but I don't think you could draw it without breaking the 170 rule.

Check out the SASS Shooters Handbook
http://www.sassnet.com/Downloads/ShootersHandbook/SHBv110.pdf

Page 40 #17

[Doc Shapiro]

While there isn't a rule specifically saying no, it's a really bad idea.  There's just no way to draw that gun reliably without breaking the 170. 

Keep your CCW practice at home.

Doc

[St. George]

In just thinking of the 'mechanics' of the muzzle - there's as much or more sweep using that 20th Century technique first popularized by Mike Conners on 'Tightrope' as there is using a standard reverse-grip Cavalry Draw and a regular Cross Draw.

I agree with the above post - best to check something 'official'.

http://www.sassnet.com/Downloads/ShootersHandbook/SHBv110.pdf

Scouts Out!

[Big John Denny]

Why would you want to? Besides eating time, like already mentioned it would have to be a 170 degree rule violation.

[gryffon2004]

Actually, I dont want to.  A guy was telling me that is what he does, and I kinda didnt beleive him much.

[Marauder]

I've used that method. 
I just spin around SOOOOO quick that I draw the gun while it's in front of me, then I don't break the 170...

Sorta like the Tasmania Devil....

[Badlands Walker]

Bad idea pard!