Left hander

[Scully]

Anyone know of a good quality left handed 12 bore for sale? Have found a Miroku 6000 with tight chokes but could do with a more open choked gun or multi.
it is for a beginner female shooter.

Thanks all.

Edit: Should have stated over and under.

Edited November 15, 2015 by Scully

[Salopian]

Far too much emphasis is placed upon obtaining L/H guns ! Miroku are very often very straight and will suit many people of differing handedness. A friend who is a very good shot uses a gun that is totally cast wrong for him , but he has adapted to his gun and would now not change.

[Rupert]

682 gold e 30in adjustable stock(retrofitted by roy wedlake) multi,cased west Yorkshire.

[Squinting shot]

Try shooting a right handed shotgun left handed at a pattern plate you would be surprised how far out the shot pattern is.

[FalconFN]

Far too much emphasis is placed upon obtaining L/H guns ! Miroku are very often very straight and will suit many people of differing handedness. A friend who is a very good shot uses a gun that is totally cast wrong for him , but he has adapted to his gun and would now not change.

Plus you can change the cast fairly simply so you aren't so limited with your options.

[PhilR]

I'm left handed and can generally shoot a Miroku without a problem and my Browning A1 skeet gun. A R/H Beretta is a definite no no as they have too much cast, especially at the toe.

[EdSolomons]

Depends entirely on individual circumstances. Stance and build has a lot to do with it, as Phil says a right hand miroku or indeed Krieghoff I can shoot quite happily off the left side. In face I won my first major with a right handed gun.

[Glenlivet]

Anyone know of a good quality left handed 12 bore for sale? Have found a Miroku 6000 with tight chokes but could do with a more open choked gun or multi.

it is for a beginner female shooter.

Thanks all.

Edit: Should have stated over and under.

 

I bought a Miroku 6000 in 2001 from Malmo. Couldn't hit a barn door with it, crossing or otherwise. Part exed it for a Browning 425 which was much better.

[JRDS]

I'm left handed and can generally shoot a Miroku without a problem and my Browning A1 skeet gun. A R/H Beretta is a definite no no as they have too much cast, especially at the toe.

I shoot a RH 12 bore 687EELL and a RH 687 20 bore off the left shoulder with no issues at all.

[PhilR]

I shoot a RH 12 bore 687EELL and a RH 687 20 bore off the left shoulder with no issues at all.

Good for you. They've too much cast for me. See Ed Solomon's post after my original one.

[jonny thomas]

I shoot a right handed semi shimmed up to make a l/h cast

I'm ambidextrous I shoot l/h but find it easier to load with my right

I can't shoot a gun with r/h cast