Fit for the left shoulder

Shotguns for left-handed shooters

Left-hand friendly can mean different things. Some shotguns eject left; others offer a left-hand stock, bottom ejection, or adaptable controls. Check the ejection label and features on every listing.

27 manufacturer-listed families and factory options · Research reviewed September 5, 2026 · How we classify shotguns

Tier 1

Dedicated left-hand ejection

Purpose-built left-hand versions eject spent shells to the left. Choose the specific LH model; the standard version may eject right.

Browse 7 listings →

Tier 2

Left-hand stock & opening lever

Factory stock shape or an opening-lever option accommodates the left shoulder and hand. Break-action guns release shells at the open breech, not through a left-side ejection port.

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Tier 3

Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Bottom ejection, shared controls, adjustable fit, or factory conversion can help left-handed shooters. Some of these guns still eject right; each listing tells you which.

Browse 13 listings →

Tiers describe the type of accommodation, not quality or a ranking. “Ejects right” remains visible even when a safety or stock can be set up for the left hand.

13 listings · 6 manufacturers · Model families, not a live inventory count

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs (13)

Beretta

A300 Ultima

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 or 20 gauge by model

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Reversible safety
Cast and drop adjustment

Supported safety and stock-fit adjustments help accommodate the left hand and shoulder.

Keep in mind: These versions eject right, even after adjusting the safety or stock. Dedicated A400 LH versions have their own listings. Confirm the adjustment options on the exact variant.

View A300 Ultima details & sources →

Beretta

A400 — standard right-eject versions

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12, 20 or 28 gauge by model

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Reversible safety
Cast and drop adjustment

Supported safety and stock-fit adjustments help accommodate the left hand and shoulder.

Keep in mind: These versions eject right, even after adjusting the safety or stock. Dedicated A400 LH versions have their own listings. Confirm the adjustment options on the exact variant.

View A400 — standard right-eject versions details & sources →

Browning

A5

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12, 16 or 20 gauge by model

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Reversible safety
Stock fit adjustment

Safety orientation and supported stock adjustments can accommodate a left-handed shooter.

Keep in mind: 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.

View A5 details & sources →

Browning

Maxus II

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Reversible safety
Stock fit adjustment

Safety orientation and supported stock adjustments can accommodate a left-handed shooter.

View Maxus II details & sources →

Ithaca

Model 37

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects downward

What makes it left-hand friendly

Bottom loading
Downward ejection

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 →

IWI Tavor TS12 in its standard factory configuration

IWI

Tavor TS12 — factory conversion

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Right eject · factory LH conversion

What makes it left-hand friendly

Factory opposite-hand conversion

IWI US offers a factory service to configure the TS12 for the opposite hand.

Keep in mind: The standard retail configuration ejects right. Left ejection requires the factory conversion; do not treat an unconverted TS12 as a left-hand gun.

View Tavor TS12 — factory conversion details & sources →

KelTec

KS7 Gen2

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects downward

What makes it left-hand friendly

Downward ejection
Ambidextrous design

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

KSG

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects downward

What makes it left-hand friendly

Downward ejection
Ambidextrous design

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

KSG410

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · .410 bore

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects downward

What makes it left-hand friendly

Downward ejection
Ambidextrous design

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 →

Mossberg

500 — standard models

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12, 20 or .410 bore by model

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Top-tang safety

The top-mounted safety is accessible to either hand, a useful shared control for a left-handed shooter.

Keep in mind: These standard models eject right. Stock shape and pistol-grip configurations can affect safety reach; they are not the dedicated LH L-Series.

View 500 — standard models details & sources →

Mossberg

590 / 590A1 — standard models

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 or 20 gauge by model

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Top-tang safety

The top-mounted safety is accessible to either hand, a useful shared control for a left-handed shooter.

Keep in mind: These standard models eject right. Stock shape and pistol-grip configurations can affect safety reach; they are not the dedicated LH L-Series.

View 590 / 590A1 — standard models details & sources →

Mossberg

835 — standard models

Pump · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Top-tang safety

The top-mounted safety is accessible to either hand, a useful shared control for a left-handed shooter.

Keep in mind: These standard models eject right. Stock shape and pistol-grip configurations can affect safety reach; they are not the dedicated LH L-Series.

View 835 — standard models details & sources →

Mossberg

940 — standard models

Semi-auto · Manufacturer listed

1 configuration · 12 gauge

Tier 3 · Ambidextrous & adaptable designs

Ejects right

What makes it left-hand friendly

Top-tang safety

The top-mounted safety is accessible to either hand, a useful shared control for a left-handed shooter.

Keep in mind: These standard models eject right. Stock shape and pistol-grip configurations can affect safety reach; they are not the dedicated LH L-Series.

View 940 — standard models details & sources →