Find your next left-handed firearm.

A left-handed rifle is designed or configured for left-shouldered use. On a conventional left-hand bolt-action rifle, the bolt handle is on the left and is normally operated with the left hand. Many dedicated left-hand models also eject cases to the left. Ejection direction, safety controls and stock shape vary, so check the exact model rather than relying on its left-hand label alone.

Manufacturers with dedicated left-hand rifle models include Ruger, Savage Arms, Tikka and Browning, among others. Availability varies by model, chambering, generation and market. Use our manufacturer filters to explore cataloged options, then confirm the exact model and current availability with the manufacturer or retailer. A catalog listing does not mean the rifle is currently in stock.

Left-hand generally describes a design or configuration intended for left-shouldered use, such as a left-side bolt and, on many models, left-side ejection. Ambidextrous describes features usable from either side without changing their configuration. The term may apply to individual controls rather than the entire rifle. Reversible or convertible means a feature can be changed from one side to the other. That may require manufacturer-approved reconfiguration or service; it does not necessarily work from both sides as shipped. Left-hand-friendly describes a rifle whose features may suit a left-shouldered shooter even without a dedicated left-hand action. Check each control, the stock and ejection separately.