KelTec · Pump
KelTec describes the design as ambidextrous. Spent shells exit downward instead of through a left or right side port.
This is bottom-ejecting, not left-ejecting. Its shared design does not provide a dedicated left-hand stock.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KSG · 12 gaugeExact configuration | 12 gauge | 3 in | 18.5 in | Downward ejection | Not published | $899.99 | Full specs → |
KelTec describes the design as ambidextrous. Spent shells exit downward instead of through a left or right side port.
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 KS7 Gen2 details & sources →
KelTec
Pump · Manufacturer listed
1 configuration · .410 bore
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 KSG410 details & sources →