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From: jeb@corona.att.com (James E Bessette)
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Subject: Re: Lefty Bolt Guns
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Date: 7 Jun 91 03:12:56 GMT
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In article <35036@mimsy.umd.edu>, cvedc!pdx.csd.mot.com!brian%nosun.uucp@RELAY.CS.NET (Brian Vandewettering) writes:
# 
# Is anyone aware of a .223 lefty bolt action?  I know that Savage,
# Remington and Ruger make a lefty in the big game calibers but I'm
# interested in a varmit rig.  I've considered the Ruger #1; however,
# I would like the accuracy edge the bolt action can give.  The only
# option I can see at this point would be a custom rifle built around
# one of the commercial lefty actions.  The price of $1200+ for a custom
# rifle is a little out of my reach.
# 
# -- 
# Brian Vandewettering - NRA, NRA-ILA, OSSA  -- Opinions are MINE!!!

To answer your question - No I don't know.  However I am looking at a 1991
Remington catalogue.  The model 700(tm) BDL is a bolt action gun.   The copy
says "Left-hand actions available in seven popular calibers from 22-250
Remington to 338 Win. Mag."  Oh, just found out which 7: 
22-250, 243, 270 Win., 7mm Rem Mag., 30-06, 308 Win., and 338 Win. Mag.

I guess that answers the question about Remington.

Good Luck,
Jim Bessette
att!corona!jeb