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so who makes one ?
been given the chalenge to find a largeish 22 semi auto for a leftie any suggestions ?

The Walther G22 can set up for L/H or R/H side eject use. Ambidextrous stock.

Wouldn't know if 'twas l"large" enough for you.

dromia wrote:The Walther G22 can set up for L/H or R/H side eject use. Ambidextrous stock.

Wouldn't know if 'twas l"large" enough for you.

not me im a short a..e this guys about 6'8''

Savage model 64. Don't know of any other left hand semi.

As a leftie I haven't had any problem with semis, I just make sure I wear safety glasses but otherwise no issue.

Mattnall wrote:As a leftie I haven't had any problem with semis, I just make sure I wear safety glasses but otherwise no issue.

Agreed, and if shooting in lanes with wood separating the lanes, to prevent the brass hitting the shooter to the right, dont stand too close or the brass will bounce off and you will feel it as it hits your neck and goes down the back of you shirt.

I am still sporting two burns on my right arm after spotting for a semi-auto shooter on a recent warm afternoon.

You can make most AR-15 .22's fully or 90% ambidextrous but it'll still eject on the left. You can also fit an array of stocks to them for increased length too.

Browning bottom ejector, ambidextrous.

Andy632 wrote:Browning bottom ejector, ambidextrous.

Yup, straight down your shirt sleeve. The BSA Raylock would be my choice, it even keeps the spent brass neat and tidy.