LH bolt guns?

[A5Sooner]

I love my tikka t3 lite(lefty) in 7mag. Doesn't kick as bad as it should. Very smooth and accurate.

 

[Pharr Shot]

I love my tikka t3 lite(lefty) in 7mag. Doesn't kick as bad as it should. Very smooth and accurate.

I've heard about that rifle but haven't looked much up on it, might have to.

 

[vooduchikn]

I love my tikka t3 lite(lefty) in 7mag. Doesn't kick as bad as it should. Very smooth and accurate.

+1

I have one (lefty as well) in .308. Light, smooth, absolute tack driver. My go to critter-getter rifle.

There are several versions of the Tikka T3 in lefty to choose from. Bench rest to bush, take your pic

 

[Nanook 450]

As a lefty I like lever guns, Browning pump shotguns, Benelli Shotguns; with respect to rifles, I've got several Browning A-Bolts that have all been modified by Jerry Martin in Shawnee, as follows: strip shiny crap off the stock and finish with natural finish; properly glass bed the stock at the recoil lug and at the trigger area; install Bounds break on the heavy recoiling guns and mercury inserts on same. I really like the 60 degree bolt throw. He's done all that to my:

270 / 325wsm / 300 win mag / 375 H&H and I've taken deer and hogs with all except the 375 and all shoot sub MOA.

I've spent a ton of money on my 338 RUM Remington 700, laminate stock, stainless - sent it to Brockman's who trued the bolt face, cut the recoil lug and free floated the barrel, installed tritium front sight and his pop-up peep on the rear Talley scope mount. It's wearing a new Leupold VX6 3 x 18 x 44 with ill B&C reticle. Killed a Kansas buck at 250 yards - it arched up for a few seconds and fell over. I plan to continue to work with that Rem 700 as I've not "mastered it" as well as the Browning A-Bolts. The bolt throw bothers me on the 700 but not too much.

These are all lefty riles of course!

 

[Pharr Shot]

As a lefty I like lever guns, Browning pump shotguns, Benelli Shotguns; with respect to rifles, I've got several Browning A-Bolts that have all been modified by Jerry Martin in Shawnee, as follows: strip shiny crap off the stock and finish with natural finish; properly glass bed the stock at the recoil lug and at the trigger area; install Bounds break on the heavy recoiling guns and mercury inserts on same. I really like the 60 degree bolt throw. He's done all that to my:

270 / 325wsm / 300 win mag / 375 H&H and I've taken deer and hogs with all except the 375 and all shoot sub MOA.

I've spent a ton of money on my 338 RUM Remington 700, laminate stock, stainless - sent it to Brockman's who trued the bolt face, cut the recoil lug and free floated the barrel, installed tritium front sight and his pop-up peep on the rear Talley scope mount. It's wearing a new Leupold VX6 3 x 18 x 44 with ill B&C reticle. Killed a Kansas buck at 250 yards - it arched up for a few seconds and fell over. I plan to continue to work with that Rem 700 as I've not "mastered it" as well as the Browning A-Bolts. The bolt throw bothers me on the 700 but not too much.

These are all lefty riles of course!

I'm gonna hopefully get me a Marlin .44Magnum lever action rifle this summer if I make the money, and to go along side it will be either a S&W Model 629 (4" or 6" barrel) or a Ruger Alaskan (.44Magnum) snubbie.


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[ParkingLot]

Thompson center makes a lh dimension. Its modular so you can swap barrel/bolt/mags and run different calibers.