Anyone know which model actually have a left handed version? I am lefty and I would like to start shooting trap so I probably need to get a O/U shotgun. When I go to the official Beretta website there is no information about which model actually have a left hand version. Can anyone help?
Question about Beretta O/U shotgun for skeet and trap shooting
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I believe they are quite rare or maybe none-existent? Try calling Stoeger Canada to see if are available.
Consider a Browning 725 in which they do make left hand stocks. Other option is semi's with adjustable stocks. 828 might have that too, but more of a field gun.
Consider a Browning 725 in which they do make left hand stocks. Other option is semi's with adjustable stocks. 828 might have that too, but more of a field gun.
All Beretta O/U shotguns are available in Left hand, but usually is a special order.
Most have cast off stocks, you would need to order a gun with cast on.
Have you considered a Browning BT 99 single shot, for 16 yard trap it is hard to beat. And stocks are neutral with out cast on, or off, so work well for lefty's as well as the rest of the gang.
Most have cast off stocks, you would need to order a gun with cast on.
Have you considered a Browning BT 99 single shot, for 16 yard trap it is hard to beat. And stocks are neutral with out cast on, or off, so work well for lefty's as well as the rest of the gang.
I was told from a guy looking for a LH Beretta that they didn't exist. Guess that was bad info. Some examples below:
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotguns/sporting-shotguns/beretta-686-silver-pigeon-i-left-handed.html
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotguns/sporting-shotguns/beretta-690-field-iii-lh.html
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotgun...etta-692-sporting-plus-adj-b-fast-12g-lh.html
That said, you don't NEED an 0/U.
I also wouldn't bother buying a gun unless you go with somebody who knows about proper STANCE and FIT, or you're wasting your money. Especially if it's not an adjustable stock.
Basically, don't jump into it. Shoot a few guns first. Rent some. Try whatever you can and work on the basics before considering what you want/need.
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotguns/sporting-shotguns/beretta-686-silver-pigeon-i-left-handed.html
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotguns/sporting-shotguns/beretta-690-field-iii-lh.html
https://wanstallscustom.com/shotgun...etta-692-sporting-plus-adj-b-fast-12g-lh.html
That said, you don't NEED an 0/U.
I also wouldn't bother buying a gun unless you go with somebody who knows about proper STANCE and FIT, or you're wasting your money. Especially if it's not an adjustable stock.
Basically, don't jump into it. Shoot a few guns first. Rent some. Try whatever you can and work on the basics before considering what you want/need.
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All the Beretta O/Us can be fitted with LH wood. IMHO, it is easier to get LH wood for a Beretta than a Browning. I agree, contact Stoeger and see what is available. They might even have one in stock that they could send to a dealer where you could purchase it.
Another option might be to buy a right hand gun and get a used left hand stock for it. Make sure that the comb heights match what you buy, if you go that route.
Another option might be to buy a right hand gun and get a used left hand stock for it. Make sure that the comb heights match what you buy, if you go that route.
