I'm looking for a left-hand, waterfowl shotgun that shoots 3.5 inch shells. Thank You

Beretta A400 extreme plus would be my first choice.

Just checked, they make a left hand version. Not sure how easy it is to come by though.

Perazzi or Blaser!

/ob

You may not want this input/opinion (take it for what it's worth), but as a long-time lefty shotgun shooter, lefties can shoot right handed semi's with no problem. In fact, it's kind of useful to have the action on the right side of the frame when the gun is in your left hand, as you can tilt the frame more easily toward you for loading and unloading. The shells ejecting don't cause any problems with seeing birds or making shots.

I would make sure the safety is reversible for a left hander, and that if it's a synthetic stock that it comes with shims to cant the stock a bit for a left handed shooter. But most modern semi auto's check those boxes.

If you open up your options to a traditional right-handed gun, you'll have a lot more options to choose from. My duck gun is a Browning A5 12 ga.

I have a Stoeger M3500 that has taken plenty of saltwater baths and still goes bang every time I pull the trigger. IMO, waterfowl shotguns take a beating and the price to value on the Stoeger is excellent.

Maximus Johnson said:

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I have a Stoeger M3500 that has taken plenty of saltwater baths and still goes bang every time I pull the trigger. IMO, waterfowl shotguns take a beating and the price to value on the Stoeger is excellent.

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Can double as a boat paddle and you won't be all tore up about it. Good gun, like mine.

I got one of these and love it on grabagun a few years back. They are expensive - currently $1800-$2000 so not sure what your price point is.

Benelli has several left hand semi autos but only in all black.

https://www.outdoorlife.com/guns/best-left-handed-shotguns/

Thank you for all of the input. I was thinking maybe someone might have one to sell, it's a long shot I know.

dr_boogs said:

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You may not want this input/opinion (take it for what it's worth), but as a long-time lefty shotgun shooter, lefties can shoot right handed semi's with no problem.

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Concur. My son is LH and shoots the Franchi Affinity 3.5. He really likes it.

Wow, I bought mine in 2018ish and I think they were $1600(maybe $1650). I guess everything's gone up in price.

I got mine for $1500 off of grab-a-gun in 2021 - great deal because the right hand version was $1700

Cz swamp magnum, chiappa triple magnum, and/ or storger m3500

As a lefty it is easier for me to feed a shell in a right handed gun quickly. You don't have to take your trigger hand off the gun and can feed a shell while it is still shouldered.

I do shoot left handed rifles, but right handed shot guns.