Left handed shotgun for hunting and occasional trap

[PorterNY]

I’m a rifle guy, and have limited experience with shotguns..
I’m a lefty and am looking for a 12 gauge to shoot turkey, geese, rabbit, and occasional clay pigeons with my kids(they shoot trap)

From internet research it’s seem like a benelli m2 lefty or beretta a400 explorer lefty might fit the bill?

Can anyone chime in on there experience with either or another option to look at?

Thanks
Steve

 

[Wheels]

I'm a lefty, but have always shot right handed semi autos. The M2 is a great gun, can't go wrong with it. Can't speak on the Beretta though.

 

[Wyobohunter]

Fellow lefty here.
If it’s for occasional use and you aren’t against a pump action I’d look at a Browning BPS. Safety is ambidextrous and in a great spot for natural disengagement while shouldering. Empties eject out the bottom. I have two and love them.

 

[rodney482]

Lefty but I shoot RH Benellis and reverse the safety to LH

 

[scott85]

I shoot a Winchester SX4, you can switch the safety around.

 

[Backpack Hunter]

Fellow lefty here, if your not opposed to a pump it is hard to beat the Ithaca 37.
For gas semi autos the SX4, and A400 Extreme work well.

Esse quam videri

 

[c3cross]

I'm really fond on the M2 but a LH Montefeltro may also fit the bill

 

[willtim]

Benelli M2.

 

[marshland_max]

I m a lefty and avid upland & waterfowl guy.

I have used a ton of different ones. The two in my stable are the best IMHO Browning BPS 12 ga and Benelli Montefeltro LH 12ga

 

[k80Titus]

fabarms lefty

 

[PorterNY]

Well, I finally made my Decision. Ordered a left hand benelli m2 26” 12 gauge today

 

[NayNay]

Benellis and Berettas are both great. You can’t go wrong with either one. I have a Benelli for hunting and a Beretta for sporting clays