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[GoNoGo]

thank you ODT, please delete

 

[StuP]

I've shot several types of semi LH, (FAL, AR15, M1A, M1, UZI, Thompson etc), without a problem. I wear safety glasses every time.

The one BIG issue with any right handed long gun being shot LH is that in the case of a failure the design nearly always funnels escaping gasses to the right. So in the unlikely event of problem, pierced primers and up, being LH exposes you to more hazards.

 

[Patronus]

Brass deflector.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/385623/tc-accessories-brass-deflector-ar-15-a3-steel-matte

 

[freedom]

I've never had an issue, though I've never shot one without a brass deflector.

ARs suppressed tend to be unpleasant.

 

[MuleShoe]

I shoot all long guns left side as I'm left eye dominate! Never had issues with any brass problem!

 

[et45]

All ARs that have an A2 upper have the brass deflector behind the ejection port, it's that nubby thing sticking out.


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[gh1950]

I know a lot of LH shooters that shoot RH semi-auto shotguns, and they don't have any problem.

Can't imagine that a AR-15 is that much different.

 

[romans1212]

Im a lefty and shoot AR just fine

 

[Cruisers460]

I know a lot of LH shooters that shoot RH semi-auto shotguns, and they don't have any problem.

Can't imagine that a AR-15 is that much different.

Yes, yes it can................I shoot a left hand Stag, last Christmas I gave my wife a right hand AR......I decided to shoot it twice. Second piece of brass slapped my right cheek and I handed it back to her, it has the deflector. Guy i used to hunt with shot the M-16 left handed, it stacked a mag full of hot brass down the back of his shirt.

 

[Bagman]

I'm a lefty and have never had any brass hit me while shooting right-handed AR's.