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Last edited by urbaneruralite; 01/25/18.
Living in a world of G17s and 700s, wishing for P7s and 202s
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The M14 for me is setup up perfect for me shooting left hand. The safety is great and being able to rack the bolt with my right hand is an advantage. A left hand M14 rifle would be a hassle for me and I do not think I would like it. Same thing with other semi's I have.
I think the right hand guys will be the ones buying the left hand bolt M14's.
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The M14 for me is setup up perfect for me shooting left hand. The safety is great and being able to rack the bolt with my right hand is an advantage. A left hand M14 rifle would be a hassle for me and I do not think I would like it. Same thing with other semi's I have.
I think the right hand guys will be the ones buying the left hand bolt M14's. I agree I can work right hand rifles much faster. I saw it at Shot but walked right by. I don't see many of them selling .
NRA LIfe Member, Colt, Sig, Smith & Wesson, Springfield Armorer, NYBIN , NYPD Firearms Examiner, Serial Number Restoration, Cerakote, Gunkote, and Duracoat finishes
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The M14 for me is setup up perfect for me shooting left hand. The safety is great and being able to rack the bolt with my right hand is an advantage. A left hand M14 rifle would be a hassle for me and I do not think I would like it. Same thing with other semi's I have.
I think the right hand guys will be the ones buying the left hand bolt M14's. Might be easier to use but next time take a look at how close the ejection port is to your eyes. Pretty scary if something goes wrong.
Does this .405 Winchester make my butt look big?
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The only real problem I had with my M1A was the brass it would occasionally toss inside my collar. Only one left a scar...
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