My dad just won a new Winchester Super X2 in a raffle. My dad is a lefty and the safety on the trigger guard is less than ideal. Is it possible for a gunsmith to turn the safety around to make it easier for a lefty?
I was told it could be done on a Benelli, don’t know about the Winchester. I would think it could be done on all makes.
Newer Remingtons it can be switched to.
Why not just sell it and buy a lefty? Seems a better option than having a auto loader spit shells back at his face. Even if the shell doesn’t eject back into his face, one would think it would mess with his concentration?
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I’m a lefty will shoot nothing but right handed guns I own a 1100 I have shot thousands of rounds out of and never noticed. A few 22’s though have got me.
Follow this link to the manual for a X2. Right click and “save target as” to save onto your computer. For some reason Winchester doesn’t want you to just click to open.
http://www.winchesterguns.com/prodinfo/om/index.asp
According to the manual it is reversible. Then again, if it is a new gun didn’t a manual come with it 
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The Super X2’s are reversible. 
The X2 would be pretty nice to switch around for a lefty because they eject the shells forward pretty nicely and not strait sideways like a lot of automatics.
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