Is this gun good for lefties
2048063
Should be fine for south paws. Safety lever is in front of the trigger. Push the safety lever forward to take it off safety.
2048064
I see no problems there. Stock is symmetrical, safety moves fore-aft. If weight suits you, enjoy!
2048065
There is no magazine release so I would think it would work the same for either. I am right handed, but I cannot think of why a left/right on how looking through the scope and the trigger pull would effect anything.
1708352
NO! It has a forward cant that would make even a cross draw difficult. I'm not sure if you can order it for lefty's but most Fobus holsters do.It is an beautifully made holster and excellently well made.
1527079
Yes! I'm left handed and love mine. It is not designed for any particular "handedness." &#128516;
1849093
I got one of these for a good friend who is a left handed shooter. He states that it works just fine for him, no complaints. I just had to position the rear butt strap that, I added, so that the straps buckle was on the other side.
1985728
I think it would be fine for left handers. I bought my grandson a custom built computer with the mouse and a razer gaming keyboard and a 24" screen. He loves every piece. He said the mouse has buttons on the sides. He doesn't see a problem with a left hander using without any trouble.
859281
No it's ambidextrous, it's actually a little better for lefties because the gauge is on the right side where a lefty can see it, everything else is symmetrical.
835159
Yes. I am right handed but my left handed cousin tried this rifle and is now the proud owner of one of his own.
2008105
I'm not sure about the left handed shooting. The site/arrow on the bow broke the first day my super excited son tried out his new bow. After multiple attempts by my handy husband to fix it we gave up on the bow. Looking at other reviews it looks like others have had the same problem. Do not buy this bow.
1450676
Gun would be backwards on the left leg. It's really only suited to right handed shooters.
1781451
Being left handed should not hinder operation at all. It has a hefty cocking pull be you left or right handed
1782787
The short answer is yes. But the truth is that this fletching tool will work equally well for a left-handed shooter. This fletching tool is designed to fletch arrows with a right-helical pattern. The archer's dominant hand is irrelevant. Many archers who hunt prefer a right-helical jig because it causes their screw-in broadhead to tighten into the arrow shaft when the arrow hits the animal. Likewise, you can see a similar effect with your field tips when target shooting. A left-helical fletching pattern would tend to cause your tips to loosen on impact. There is no need to change fletching direction based only on the dominant hand of the shooter.
1540857
Absolutely! I'm a left-handed shooter and I have one on my S&W M&P 15-22. They're symmetrical, so they work for right or left-handed shooters equally well.
780706
I don't believe that it makes a difference if you shoot left or right handed. The laser sits above where your fingers are and will not be obstructed. This crimson trace will replace the grip. The only reason I would suggest not to purchase it would be if you had the ambidextrous safety. I love my crimson trace, so much so I also put it on my conceal weapon.
997071
My daughter is left handed and she has not had any problems with it. He should do fine with it!
393811
Hi Tom. Yes .... It does accommodate both left or right handed shooters. I'm thinking about actually purchasing a second one for my wife to have on her side of the bed. I love it. Well worth the price.
442742
Ambidextrous. I'm the only lefty in the family and everyone liked it. I ended up getting same grip for my ruger .45.
1172886
looks like to me its made for rt. handed shooters. maybe they have one for lefty's.