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Mine is my Kimber of Oregon M84 in 6x47.

Another picture of it. (Yes I know I'm shameless!)

Two LH MRI Mountain Eagles (.375H&H, .270Win) based on Sako LH actions...

My Left Hand Kimber of Oregon 22

Actually, I have 2 of them. A custom barreled/custom stock 338wm Carl Gustaf (1900 Husqvarna). And a soon to be stocked factory barreled action in the same in 3-06. Both unfired. Very rare in LH.

Cool!

I have one of these as well.
When my stock gets back from Carlos' magic shop I'll be posting pics of it.

My Kimber loves CCI Mini-Mags and groups them into a ragged hole 35 yards , the distant i sight in all my 22 for hunting.

Before my full-fledged rifle loonyism began I very nearly bought one of those LH SAKO actions that MRI was clearing out.
They were unbarreled but they came with a B&C stock and were selling for $400!
I now wish I'd gotten two of them.

Spectacular!

These is my rarest, left handed reversed 264 Winchester model 70.

I'm starting to believe that they're all pretty darn rare... Been chasing another used 700 LH SA, their like hen's teeth! Mine would be the Sako 75 Hunter in 30/06.

DuBiel Arms in 7mm-08.

I need to get some better pictures of this rifle...

Don't mean to one up anybody (sure ), but my rarest is a pair.

Matched pair of LH Kimber of Oregon rifles, a Model 82 .22 LR and a Model 84 .223, with matching low 3 digit serial numbers. Both of them are LH13x.

Got the Model 82 early in the 80's. When Kimber announced the LH Model 84 they let you order the serial number you wanted, or Lock, Stock and Barrel did, I forget which. I ordered the serial number to match my 82.

Have two of the LH stainless Ruger short action Hawkeyes in .308, supposedly they only made 17 or 19 of them. One is brand NIB with the hang tag. Not sure what I want to do with it - shoot it, rebarrel it or save it. Also have one of the LH SS Hawkeyes in .223 of which they only made a small handful - apparently all with bent barrels.

My stainless laminate 375 Ruger here with my first grizzly taken in 2011.

My left handed 1941 Model 70 35 Whelen. Converted to lefty of course. I'm not sure who did the conversion but have been told it might of been an Oregon gunsmith by the name of Bob Smith. I cannot verify that however.

Although they are no longer with me I once owned a push feed Mauser 375, stock looked like Weatherby made it. Paid something like $300 for it in 1978.
Also owned a couple of Kimber .22's but sold both after buying a Cooper as the Cooper is more accurate than either of the Kimbers.

left hand mexican mauser...Keieger 257 Bob barrel

anyone have a Whicita Arms left hand rifle... I've not owned one but have seen them for sale before. Always wondered if they were quality.

The one on top is my rarest LH rifle, although in a not so rare 300WM caliber.

MIne was a Winchester Model 70, NIB 375 H&H. After I picked up a 458 WM, the 375 went up for sale. After that I would have to say an alloy receiver Sauer 200.

My rarest would undoubtedly be a LH Kimber 84 in 6x47. Next would be a LH Anschutz 1700 in 22 Hornet.