I am left handed and proud. I have been collecting left-hand rifles for years. I have recently focused on Left-hand Kimber rifles made in Oregon. So far I have five (one is pending DROS). Is anyone else collecting left-hand guns (still lusting after a left-hand Randall)? I will post pictures soon.
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Collecting Left Hand Rifles
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Collecting Left Hand Rifles
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I am left handed and I have bought a couple of Remington 700 rifles in both left and right handed versions. I prefer the left handed model, and it is my main hunting rifle. I also built a walking varmint rifle using a Stiller Predator left handed action. I also bought Remington 870 shotguns in both left and right handed versions. I preferred the right handed version, and gave the left handed one to my brother, who is also left handed. I also shoot in smallbore competitions and have had both left handed and right handed actions; I clearly prefer the left handed action over the right handed action.sigpicComment
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All my bolt rifles are left bolt. About 50:50 on the left port vs. right port.
I don't call myself a collector by any means. But, since I don't shoot nearly as much as I want, I think I'm inadvertently becoming one
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), BAT, Borden, Browning, Kelbly, Marsh, Nesika Bay, Remington, Ruger, Savage, Ultralight Arms owner. I like 'em all.Comment
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As a lefty, I rarely see left handed rifles available at local gun shops. In fact, I believe they are a myth like Big Foot.Comment
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Been gone too long. It's been 15 to 20 years since i had to shelf my guns. Those early years sucked.
I really miss the good old Pomona Gun Shows.
I'm Back.Comment
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Ain't no such thing as a left-handed milsurp. I've learned to adapt over the last 50 years. Shooting a right-handed rifle left-handed isn't a BFD. Not even a LFD ( you figure it out). In fact no deal at all. I just shoot 'em and enjoy' em.
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I have a Ruger Scout rifle and some CZ bolts in left hand. I'm ambi but left eye dominant.Comment
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As a lefty, i prefer right handed bolt guns. With my left hand on the trigger, I cycle the bolt with my right hand. It feels natural to me, but it's also all I know.Comment
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