For all your left handed devil worshipers

[MTA]

Ruger released a leftie 10/22. Looks awesome. There is a right hand model available for all of us normal people too

Ruger® 10/22® Competition Autoloading Rifle Model 31110

ruger.com

 

[TreyG-20]

I never really understood left handed guns. I'm a hard-core Southpaw and pretty sure my right arm is just for looks and balance. Never had an issue with shooting anything. Also with as much as I like to trade and sell the market for left handed stuff is not good. I do eventually want a lefty handed bolt action rifle. If I knew that I'd keep it. Maybe like a Cooper or something.

Ruger 10/22 is already left friendly IMO.

 

[Brains]

Hmm, kinda cool to have the option I guess.

Let my daughter shoot my slick sided upper AR-15, which tends to eject the brass nearly straight rearward since there's no block for the bounce to rebound from. As a lefty, that means the brass pops her in the right cheek.

So I did what any father would do - built her an AR-15 with a 'regular' upper.

 

[Charlie]

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Ruger released a leftie 10/22. Looks awesome. Its also available for all of us normal people too

Ruger® 10/22® Competition Autoloading Rifle Model 31110

ruger.com

I think it would work well for right handed folks also. One never has to remove their grip to cycle the bolt! (if it needed cycling because of a misfire, etc.).

 

[V-Tach]

I think it would work well for right handed folks also. One never has to remove their grip to cycle the bolt! (if it needed cycling because of a misfire, etc.).

...or subsonics....lol.....


Have a Savage Rascal (wood) L/hand 22 rifle on the shelf for 5 years.....not a big seller in these parts....

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Oh shit! more catering to the “left” ;/

 

[Charlie]

Well, I'm equally inefficient with either hand!

 

[V-Tach]

The optics rail on that photo looks like a huge improvement over the current cheap rail that come with the rifle., though........

 

[45tex]

Hmm, kinda cool to have the option I guess.

Let my daughter shoot my slick sided upper AR-15, which tends to eject the brass nearly straight rearward since there's no block for the bounce to rebound from. As a lefty, that means the brass pops her in the right cheek.

So I did what any father would do - built her an AR-15 with a 'regular' upper.

You sir, are a very good father

 

[Sam7sf]

Having a charging handle on the left side while being a right handed shooter is kind of nice on some guns.