Browning · Semi-auto
Safety orientation and supported stock adjustments can accommodate a left-handed shooter.
Spent shells still eject right. Safety reversal is a setup step; consult the model manual and manufacturer or qualified gunsmith rather than assuming the gun arrives configured for the left hand.
Gauge, barrel and finish choices
Each row states its own handedness and ejection. “Family reference” means the source describes available choices but does not establish a unique orderable SKU.
| Configuration | Gauge | Chamber | Barrel | Ejection | SKU | MSRP | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A5 · standard familyFamily reference | 12, 16 or 20 gauge by model | Varies by model | 26 or 28 in on common field models | Right-side ejection | Not published | Not published | Full specs → |
Safety orientation and supported stock adjustments can accommodate a left-handed shooter.
Manufacturer documentation identifies this offering. This directory does not track live retailer stock; confirm the exact configuration and availability with the manufacturer or dealer.
Ithaca
Pump · Manufacturer listed
1 configuration · 12 gauge
Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs
Ejects downward
What makes it left-hand friendly
Spent shells exit below the receiver instead of across the shooter's face through a side port.
Keep in mind: Bottom ejection does not make every control or stock ambidextrous. Confirm the safety orientation and stock fit on the exact configuration.
View Model 37 details & sources →
KelTec
Pump · Manufacturer listed
1 configuration · 12 gauge
Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs
Ejects downward
What makes it left-hand friendly
KelTec describes the design as ambidextrous. Spent shells exit downward instead of through a left or right side port.
Keep in mind: This is bottom-ejecting, not left-ejecting. Its shared design does not provide a dedicated left-hand stock.
View KSG details & sources →
KelTec
Pump · Manufacturer listed
1 configuration · 12 gauge
Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs
Ejects downward
What makes it left-hand friendly
KelTec describes the design as ambidextrous. Spent shells exit downward instead of through a left or right side port.
Keep in mind: This is bottom-ejecting, not left-ejecting. Its shared design does not provide a dedicated left-hand stock.
View KS7 Gen2 details & sources →