I am after a set of left handed grips for a britarms 2000 match pistol.

Thankyou.

Well, considering it's probably a low-production firearm in a country that makes owning a gun very difficult, I'd opine that you may have to rasp and shape and form and sand, sand, sand one out of hardwood yourself. The hardest part would be making the inletting. I'd do that by laminating up pieces to match the profiles and contours of the gun, then just shaping the exterior. Start the shaping process by gluing together pieces of balsa wood. Once you have a solid object to show you what the interior inletting will look like, you can go the hardwood route. A long way around the barn, but maybe your only option...

An option that may or may not hold promise: Sell the Britarms. Buy a Ruger Mk II and a lefty Volquartsen grip. I have one; works great.

I'm lefthanded, too, so I feel your pain, brother...