Need help finding Left Eject handgun

[ValiantThor]

Thanks for all of the feedback guys and gals. I have adapted to many different guns. I have an XD-9 which is great along with my CZ 75 SP-01 but I've just always wanted to find a handgun with a left eject along with ambi mag and slide. I naturally turn my gun to the right and cock back with my right hand when I want to empty the chamber but with a right eject the round just flies straight to the floor. I would just like to see it fly upwards so that I can just grab it out of the air instead of picking it up off the ground. lol

[ElvenSoul]

I have seen custom made 1911's....prices insane!

[hermosabeach]

I took a class and shot support side.
It does a lot to make you rethink the shooting process.

I seemed to manage just fine with a Glock

You can swap the controlls on a lot of pistols to the opposite side.

The 1911 ambi selector is too small for me shooting left handed as the selector eats my thumb

[ElvenSoul]

http://cabotgun.com/better-than-custom-1911-pistols/south-paw/

[ValiantThor]

http://cabotgun.com/better-than-cust...ols/south-paw/

Nice!

[Off the Roster]

So you're saying that you want to come to Los Angeles with a ridiculous amount of money to talk me into selling my Walther P5!

Left hand eject - the decocker is easily released with your trigger finger - and the mag release is ambi (center of mag butt plate). She is fantastic to shoot and extremely accurate. Her dual recoil spring design allows her slide to rack like butter and her lines are a CCW dream. How pretty is she?? Well James Bond carried one in Octopuzzy and Never Say Never Again


H&K has a model (P2000?) that does ambi slide release.

[manini]

How about a CZ 85B? CZ 85 Combat comes without a firing pin block.

[jyo]

Well, I also have a Walther P5 and along with the earlier P38, P1 and P4 are the only pistols I am aware of that eject to the left---why is this even an issue?
The HK P2000 and the smaller P2000sk are FULLY ambi---that is slide release, magazine release and decocker if it is a DA/SA gun---it does eject to the right.
I am sure there might be others, but these are the only ones I can think of off-hand...

[E.T.]

Lefty here too. Good luck on the quest in a wrong handed world.

When I was in training, it was always understood that lefties adapt. If I'd switched mine over to left, and one of the righties had to grab mine, they'd freak because "nothing was where it should be." Same if I got too comfortable using a left handed weapon - if I had to grab one of theirs, it'd feel peculiar.

[ValiantThor]

The Walther P5 doesn't seem to be on the CA Roster.

[ValiantThor]

The South Paw 1911 would be perfect if not for the the fact that I read that only 100 are made and I don't see it on the California roster either. Even if it was I don't know if I would pay $5K for it :P

http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/gun-shots/2012/04/just-leftys-cabot-gun-company%E2%80%99s-south-paw-1911

[CockedAndLocked]

All HKs are ambi, but the left hand eject slide you'll have a hard time finding..

[menancyandsam]

Don't forget the Wather PPQ M1, it's ambi everything.

[HibikiR]

HK P2000, ambi mag release and slide release, on roster, but right eject.

[Chanelbomb]

One would think a 1911 blank slide would be somewhere to start. as long as it wasn't already ported, couldn't you just mill it for a left hand port?? What else would be needed for it to work properly?