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Al Shifty Schultz said:
What's a lefty? I'd probably load up a credit card if I found a Steyr Daimer Puch Mannlicher Schoenauer in LH version in a good caliber.
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IDK, I've always shot ambidextrous everything as a matter of training; the monte carlo is for a lefty, bolt is on the right, the 4x scope is a German made Supra 4x81 something or other....general field wear with some crazy carving and engravings.

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Milo'sSyndicate said:
IDK, I've always shot ambidextrous everything as a matter of training; the monte carlo is for a lefty, bolt is on the right, the 4x scope is a German made Supra 4x81 something or other....general field wear with some crazy carving and engravings.

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I do prefer shooting RH bolts prone, from a rest or tripod where the rifle is fully supported. I can be wicked quick with them then (shooting them left handed with my right hand working the bolt).
 
Al Shifty Schultz said:
What's a lefty? I'd probably load up a credit card if I found a Steyr Daimer Puch Mannlicher Schoenauer in LH version in a good caliber.
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left handed shooter like me, what a stock, maybe i am seeing it wrong but monte carlo is for a lefty, I have had right handed bolts without the monte carlo and shot them left, like an M77 Ruger etc
 
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The scope adjustments are made from the left? Looks like this is #2 of a collection, or the engravings were done at the Vienna production facility.
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HowieR said:
left handed shooter like me, what a stock, maybe i am seeing it wrong but monte carlo is for a lefty, I have had right handed bolts without the monte carlo and shot them left, like an M77 Ruger etc
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Looking at all the pics, it looks like some old school southpaw with deep pockets converted this beauty as best he could into something more usable for a left hander
 
Just the amount of work in even the grip cap on that , true craftsmen in my opinion, not to digress I have been loooking at Steyrs and they do make some newer ones left handed.
 
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