Small framed, left handed girls rifle

[Encore4me]

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These are not threaded but for $160 you can send it to silencer central and they will thread it. I just had them do my gun, fast turnaround time and they did a great job.

 

[Snowwolfe]

Buy the LH Tikka in the caliber she wants
Order a McMillan stock in the color(S) of her choice in the LOP she needs now. Have a 1/2 inch thick pad attached, then when she grows taller you can change it out to a 1 inch thickness
Cut the barrel down so it is proportional to the stock and have it threaded.

 

[yfarm]

Ruger made the gen1 in a left hand compact in 243,708 and 308. The compact has a 12 1/4-2 lop and 18” barrel. No longer made but come up on the used market occasionally. Even more rare made an all weather version. If not found you could buy a standard or predator american cut the barrel down and install in a compact stock. I have 2 compact LH stocks and could be persuaded to part with one for nominal amount. I also have a LH CZ527 in 223 which is very nice rifle, one was bid to $1300 on gb but didnt meet reserve, remarkable for a $500 rifle no longer made, also are rarely seen in 6.5gr. My RA 308 has noticeable recoil, the 243 is minimal, 6 lb rifles. Another option is the Hobbit rifle described at length in this forum.

 

[Unckebob]

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These are not threaded but for $160 you can send it to silencer central and they will thread it. I just had them do my gun, fast turnaround time and they did a great job.

OP - My daughter used a right handed version of that rifle (6ARC) to harvest her first deer. They aren't pretty, but ours was as accurate as any of my other rifles. The Accufit stocks make them easy to fit to just about anyone. They are a great first rifle.

The following version comes with the better, upgraded Accustock which is actually very stiff for a synthetic stock. The Accustock is the best, by a large margin, factory plastic stock I have used. Savage has so many different versions of the Axis and 110's that you can literally find just about anyone feature set you want.

Savage Arms 57170 110 Storm 6.5 Creedmoor 4+1 22", Matte Stainless Metal, Gray Fixed AccuStock with AccuFit, Left Hand

Savage Arms 57170: Savage's 110 Storm model delivers a customized fit required for consistent accuracy. It features Savage's AccuFit synthetic stock with five comb riser sizes for the perfect cheek-to-stock weld, four composite inserts to establish your unique length-of-pull, and AccuStock. The...

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