Semi Auto

[David Dey 2]

i shoot a right hand semi auto browning gold fusion, i just converted the safety to laft hand use which was fairly straight forward..

 

you don't even the the cartridge cross over... And i'm a leftie,

 

It's not just the spent cartridges which are an issue, in windy conditions there is a risk of powder residue being blown back in your face.

I shoot geese in the orkneys and it is allways windy up there. I know a lot of lefties shoot right handers but there are l/h autos out there so I choose to have one, just my personal preferance. I shoot a right handed b/a rimfire but everything is contained in them.

 

DD

[ferretmad 2]

i shoot a right hand semi auto browning gold fusion, i just converted the safety to laft hand use which was fairly straight forward..

 

you don't even the the cartridge cross over... And i'm a leftie,

 

Snap.

how do you switch the safety catch over? doing this would be much more cheaper than buying a left handed gun

[lexikia 5]

Thanks for all your reply's, i have ordered a Benelli Montfeltro L/H from Swillington's near Leeds, no one beat their price. Hopefully will arrive saturday.

[The Seeker 3,048]

Thanks for all your reply's, i have ordered a Benelli Montfeltro L/H from Swillington's near Leeds, no one beat their price. Hopefully will arrive saturday.

 

Good choice can't go wrong with a Benelli

 

ATB

Seeker

[Lucky Ned 0]

the Benelli i had was forever jamming but only with the heavy shells

[David Dey 2]

the Benelli i had was forever jamming but only with the heavy shells

 

Mine too, thats why I bought the Fabarm.

 

DD