I'm a Southpaw and I've never owned a left-handed gun. I've shot the Remington 1187 16g for 35+ years and never had a shell eject anywhere near my face or at least I never noticed it. All of my AR's eject without me ever noticing any one of them.
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04-26-2018, 10:09 AM #11MGO Member
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04-26-2018, 11:08 AM #12I am a Forum User
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I was with you until you said bolts. I can’t work a right handed bolt...at all
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04-26-2018, 03:18 PM #13MGO Member
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i have been all over this issue. I was taught how to shoot right handed but found i was left eye dominate and made the switch some time around the age or 16. I have shot right hand guns off my left shoulder up until last year when i took advantage of Gander going out of business and got a left hand SBE II basically at cost. Hands down the best decision i made. i still have a right hand 870 as a back up gun and for quite a while i shot a BPS which i loved.
my only complaint about shooting right hand semi-auto guns is you get a lot of gas blown into your face compared to shooting a left hand semi auto. this is the case for me whether im shooting a 10/22, an AR, an 1100, etc. i have never had a problem with shells ejecting across my face either.
either way you go, you will be happy. just find the best fitting shotgun in your budget and go with that.
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