Volquartsen Ultra Lite .22 is an awesome rifle, but the thumbhole stock is fairly long and designed purely for right-handed users. Fortunately, one minute with a screwdriver puts on an even lighter Hogue stock which is shorter and ambidextrous. Add a Gemtech rimfire suppressor, an Aimpoint T1 and Black Dog machine 50 round drum, and this becomes a pretty serious tool for steel challenge. And, just in case, Rudy Project eye protection.
Great photos!
Forget whether you’re right or left handed. That’s not the point.
Symmetrical stocks are the way to go. The idea that one must use a firearm with only the strong hand, is silly. Why should a silly idea be built into the firearm itself, when it is completely unnecessary? It’s bad enough that some people won’t train weak hand. It’s worse yet when one-handedness is mandated by the weapon.