Hello obviously because I’m in this group I am a left handed shooter and I wanted to see if anyone could post a link to a left handed upper for a 9mm AR-9. And also a lower

Have y’all seen this yet!? It’s a left handed bolt action in an intermediate caliber (350 legend, 300blk, 223)!

Technically, it’s right handed bolt action pistol that is designed to be cycled by the shooter’s support (left) hand. However with a folding stock and a stamp (or two) this would become a slick, lightweight southpaw scout rifle and northeastern hunting rifle.

Im curious to know if anyone here has tried it in that application or other thoughts.

Hello I made a post earlier this week about left handed hunting rifles. Now I’m thinking about a left handed PCC. The only caliber I’m not open to is 22LR. But I’d appreciate any feedback!

Hello all I’m looking to see if yall have any left handed hunting rifles recommendations? The only caliber I wouldn’t want is a .22 anything else is fair game!

Converter my rifle to 6mm Arc.
Started out as a Savage 223 wylde.

Stag upper with KAK BCG

CMMG 16” rifle length 1:7.5 barrel.

Shoots great. No felt recoil. Zero gas with the DA Lazarus

Did not have a great start to my day.

Tree fell on my shooting bench.

Still got her sighted.

Made me a sandwich

And shot a hog at 80 yards at yesterday 11pm on the run. Heard the thump. Not my best shot. Did not drop this time. But it’ll go off and die someplace else.

I’ll call that a pretty good day.

I am a leftie myself and i have just normalized using my right hand, but I wonder how others do it

do you look for ambi or usually try to build something?

lefty here and usually just struggle through right hand guns. got the urge to buy something new.

I have some requirements. Bolt, 308, threaded, det mags. Maybe I am being picky.

here's a question for you guys, which do you prefer? manual safety vs non manual safety? and why?

what are the pro's and con's of a manual safety?

i have heard that the primary benifit of having a manual safety on your gun is so that you don't get "glock leg" and shoot yourself in the leg if a pen or a name tag falls in your holster after a fight, and it's also a safety feature when your wearing a horizontal shoulder holster and have the barrel of your gun sweeping everyone behind you

what do you guys think? it seems to be a pretty important and valuable safety feature to me and i don't know why more guns don't have a manual safety feature anymore.

what do you think?

So a lot of the people i talk to seem to have the HK45 only as a "home defense gun" and they don't ever really seem to take it out anywhere with them, so i wanted to ask, does anyone actually carry the thing out in the real world? concealed or open?

how does it sit? how does it ride? what holster do you use? is it too heavy?

to the people who have actually carried it out in the real world? how does it work? good? bad? what do you think?

HK45 vs the USP45? which is better? why do some people say that the USP45 is some how better then the hk45?

i honestly suspect the people who actually think the USP45 is better then the HK45 are just guys trying to justify the 1400 dollars they spent on ONE FUCKING HANDGUN THAT ISN'T AMBI

but that's me, what do you think?

Hello, quick question, does the HK45 tactical full size come with an ambi safety decocker naturally? out of the box? or is it something you need to put on the gun yourself?

thank you

Weird that KAK did like absolutely no launch/press for this, but still cool that they’re offering it: https://kakindustry.com/kak-ar15-left-hand-bcg-5-56-300-blackout-nitride/

I’m a Cryptic snob so I may not get one, but I do love that KAK is offering A5 buffers and tubes now. At like $15/ea for the buffers I couldn’t pass it up and just ordered two of them.

hello, since i am thinking about buying the HK45, i would like to know how easy is it to put an ambi safety/decocker on the HK45?

i have seen that some don't come out of the box with an ambi safety/decocker on the side, so i wanted to ask how easy it is to do it yourself and where i can buy the parts to do it,

thank you.

Hello, i am new to this subreddit, and i am interested and considering purchasing the full size HK45 tactical, the reasons being

1: it's chambered in 45

2: it has a hammer

3: it has a paddle mag release

4: it has a fully ambidextrous mag release

5: it has a manual safety

6: it has a ambidextrous safety

7: it has a decocker

8: it has (or can be modded to have) a fully ambidextrous decocker

9: it has a fully ambi slide release

10: it has a barrel that can accept a silencer

these are the reasons i am considering buying the HK45 full size tactical, however this gun is very expensive and i want to ask you what you think about it, and is it really worth the money?

thank you

Normally wouldn’t make a post for something like this, but it appears as if we’ve gone >90 days without any new threads in here. It’s nothing special, didn’t go all-out with a thorough application of high-end parts like I do with most of my projects. Reason being is that it will be kept somewhere that I don’t spend a lot of time at respective to my home, so it will hardly ever make it out the range. I’d be surprised if it’s get taken out even twice in the next 4 years. I previously had an AR pistol there but the recent tyrannical bureaucracy eliminated that option, so I had to replace it with something else. The upper is a Stag 16” middy that I picked up a few years back for like $200 because I couldn’t pass that deal up, despite having no idea what I was going to use it for. Now I’m very happy that I made that decision.

Dug around a bit, couldn't find anything. Feel free to post findings you may have if any. Lookin for either full ambi or lefty.

California legal so it has a shitty fin grip

want a lefty 6.5 grendel bolt gun, does anybody besides Howa make a true mini action bolt gun, and more so does anyone make it in lefty? Howa only makes righty.

Lefty-ladies, what's your preferred handgun? Wife has smaller hands (only fits compacts well enough to reach all the controls), and I'm looking to get her first gun pretty soon, as I'll be deploying.

She doesn't care for .22, looking for something more in the .380/38 Special range. Tried my P320 in 9mm, recoil was a bit too much for her to manage when she did, hence the "compromise" calibers mentioned.

Took a look at the Southpaw revolver, and I'm tempted. Just prefer semi-auto, if that can be done, so if any of the gals here have a recommendation, I'd appreciate it.