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| Browning makes some of their BARs in a left handed model. I do not own one so I am not sure of the quality but I have seen several in the past offered on GunBroker. Good Hunting, |
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| At the risk of invoking the Shockey syndrome---Stag arms makes LH AR style rifles. Complete or upper assy. only.
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| You might have him look at DPMS' website. I own a lefty from them in 5.56mm. Possibly they are making uppers in hevier calibers now. My DPMs is by far the most accurate semi auto rifle I have ever owned.
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| If looking for an AR type I strongly suggest learnign the standard configuration. Extra cost and part specific rifles can be a huge problem in the future. Especially when sales are not enough to make the manufacturer mill left bolts for a small number of sales.
For me (LE) its not an option. I have found no signifigant issue with right ejection and like the left side charging handle location -- not so much the right side bolt lever on the BAR's. BUT I know I can get parts for my righty BAR's for a very long time. |
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| Have one eye incident shooting a RH rifle LH and you might change your mind. Having a Eye /Doc. tell you they may or may not save your eye. Changed my thoughts abouot shooting a RH rifle LH.
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| Browning has discontinued their LH rifles, but there are a few at distributors here and there. Contact me if you want one.
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| If you don't insist on new, Savage made their Model 110 in left-hand in a variety of calibers. It was their support for lefties that made me a Savage fan long ago.
Also, some lever guns eject out the top, which might help. |
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