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Left handed Ruger offerings?
26 October 2006, 23:20
chromosone cowboyLeft handed Ruger offerings?
Can anyone direct me to some info which specifies what chamberings are available in left hand? I went to Rugers website, they didnt have anything dealing with what chamberings they offer in left hand-is it because ALL of their chamberings are available in both left hand and right hand(HEHEHEHEHEHE!!!). I am wondering if they offer the 6.5x55 swede in left hand.
27 October 2006, 02:32
SnowwolfeWeb site is pretty clear. Click on the Model 77 and scroll down till you see the left handed models. Click on it and the different models come up (blued and ss) and shows the calibers.
My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost.
27 October 2006, 05:35
CLK320Same old crap. No short actions.
27 October 2006, 06:12
chromosone cowboyThanks. Revisited the sight-dont know how I missed it the first time. Funny how lefties only want to shoot 5 cartridges- 3006, 270, 7mm, 25-06, 300 win.
27 October 2006, 06:18
Snowwolfequote:
Originally posted by CLK320:
Same old crap. No short actions.
And no 338 WM's either in stainless

My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost.
27 October 2006, 07:55
Greg Kquote:
Originally posted by CLK320:
Same old crap. No short actions.
Browning and Savage have a good selection of short action lefties and SS 338 Win Mags.
27 October 2006, 18:57
FjoldBig Green had 223's and 22.250's the last time I looked also.
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29 October 2006, 13:01
CLK320I hate to admit it, I love bolt guns, but an encore with a great 1.5 lb. trigger job from Stratton Customs and Match Grade Machine barrels in any caliber your imagination can come up with is the best option a leftiey has if you are interested in stuff other than the same old 06' or 7mm, 300 mag choices out there now.
11 November 2006, 03:44
Wrongsidequote:
Originally posted by CLK320:
Same old crap. No short actions.
Short Stainless seems to be too much to ask for.
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24 November 2006, 07:54
Cliff LyleYou might check into Blaser rifles, imported by Sigarms. I have a synthetic and a Prestige with calibers in .222, .243 & 7mm-08. They are wonderfully accurate and offer switch barrel benefits.
24 November 2006, 09:23
SnowwolfeYes, but they cost a hell of a lot more than $600!
My biggest fear is when I die my wife will sell my guns for what I told her they cost.
24 November 2006, 16:20
foxfiresnowwolfe,
I bought a Savage weather warrior SS, left handed, in 338 WM and for around $400.00. This gun is a shooter. After putting it together I finally got to the range. It definately shoots well and after changing the recoil pad to a pachmeyer it lengthened the LOP and reduced the beating the gun originally gives you.
I like it and for the money this is my bad weather gun.
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13 December 2006, 21:32
ClaymanIf you're not going the custom route, the caliber choices for a LH rifle are limited at best. Usually, it's the regular 243, 270, 30-06, 7mm mag, 300 winnie, etc (apparently those are the only calibers left handed people shoot). I've got a LH Ruger 77 in 270, and it's been my favorite for over 10 years now.
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14 December 2006, 06:10
Greg Kquote:
Originally posted by Clayman:
If you're not going the custom route, the caliber choices for a LH rifle are limited at best. Usually, it's the regular 243, 270, 30-06, 7mm mag, 300 winnie, etc (apparently those are the only calibers left handed people shoot). I've got a LH Ruger 77 in 270, and it's been my favorite for over 10 years now.
I don't own any of the above, my lefties are:
22 LR Rem 581
22 Mag Savage 93GL
22 Hornet Browning A Bolt
25/06 Browning A Bolt
7mm-08 Savage 11FL
They are out there just don't get your heart set on one brand.
I saw a LH 280 Rem A Bolt on gunbroker a few weeks back, that would have been a nice addition.