TriStar Viper G2 Shotguns for Lefties
TriStar announced the addition of left-handed Viper G2 shotguns. The shotguns will be nearly identical to the set ups found on the right-handed guns.
The shotguns will be available with a black synthetic stock and with a camo patterned synthetic stock. Both guns will have 28″ barrels and be chambered in 12 gauge. The 3″ chambers will take both 2 3/4″ and 3″ shells. The guns will come with three choke tubes.
The chambers are chrome lined and the guns come with a fiber optic front sight. MSRP is $549 for the black stock and $629 for the camo patterned stock. There is no word at this time if TriStar will introduce a left-handed version of the wood stock Viper G2.
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I have fired "right handed" shot guns and rifles left handed from jump. Bolt actions, single shots, double, military and civilian. Never had a problem. One minor point, I reach across to work a bolt action, had people tell me they never knew a bolt action could be fired that fast, but, that is with iron sights, a scope added, slower. That is not to say that other people don't need, or want, the option.
Then none of you are serious students of auto loading gas guns. A left handed shooter operating a right port ejection gas gun is subject to a large amount of gas and hot debris leaving the action and spinning spent hull. Any time behind said shotgun OTHER than at a trap range would reveal this. There is a large need for dedicated left handed firearms. Sure, any jack knob can run a right handed firearm. You quote tactical advantages??? Gimme a break Tackleberry. When the ducks start shooting back we have bigger problems than lack of weak handed shooting drills.