Browning T-bolt RH vs LH

[Kukri blade]

So I've been wondering about the Browning T-bolt rifle. I'm a lefty but I was pondering whether or not a LH T-bolt might work better for a right handed shooter. Being a straight pull I would keep my firing control hand on the pistol grip and the left hand would operate the bolt. From past experience as a righty this is how I operate the charging handle on a C7/AR-15 type rifle.

Also I think the LH T-bolt ejects to the right if I'm not mistaken. So guys, any thoughts?

 

[McWilly]

So I've been wondering about the Browning T-bolt rifle. I'm a lefty but I was pondering whether or not a LH T-bolt might work better for a right handed shooter. Being a straight pull I would keep my firing control hand on the pistol grip and the left hand would operate the bolt. From past experience as a righty this is how I operate the charging handle on a C7/AR-15 type rifle.

Also I think the LH T-bolt ejects to the right if I'm not mistaken. So guys, any thoughts?

Left hand T-bolt ejects to the right. I just bought one because I shoot a rifle left handed (right handed, but left eye dominant).

Don't buy the LH rifle if you shoot RH. It'll feel akward and you'll hate it. You should be working the bolt with your trigger hand. Support hand should stay on the stock.

Your wording is a little confusing. Do you shoot from your left or right shoulder?

 

[Kukri blade]

Left hand T-bolt ejects to the right. I just bought one because I shoot a rifle left handed (right handed, but left eye dominant).

Don't buy the LH rifle if you shoot RH. It'll feel akward and you'll hate it. You should be working the bolt with your trigger hand. Support hand should stay on the stock.

Your wording is a little confusing. Do you shoot from your left or right shoulder?

I shoot from the right shoulder. Every gun I currently own is a RH model. Was just curious, because with AR-15 type rifles I operate the charging handle with my left hand and was wondering if that would work for a LH T-bolt.