I am a left handed shooter and I want a light camo rifle for hunting coyotes. I was interested in a .240 Weatherby mag or .22-250 or .223. I think a .204 would be a bit light for 300 yard shots on coyote in a slight wind. And in southern Alberta in the winter, there is ALWAYS some wind.
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A left hand gun in camo is a tall order, being left you know that there are very few models available. I own the above rifle in .243 and although it's not camo, that is easily remedied. Tape or paint will fix it right up. I can tell you it's fairly light, has the accu trigger, and has the high tech. accustock. It's also very accurate. Good luck
I have a 223 left handed rem. Had the trigger dun ,fluted barrel n i put a muzzle break on , thought it would be cool n it is but really loud. Shoots really sweet n the trigger was dun by a expert.
i am a lefty as well, just purchased a tikka t3 stainless composite in 22-250 shooting 55gr. win. factorys. ive only shot two coyotes with it so far but love the gun, its quick and lite and the tikka action is super smooth. i just wish the clip would hold more than three rounds, sometimes you need more on runners.
Left Handed Camo Composite Stock Rifle
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