[10X]

I couldn't find an answer to my question using the search function.

As a lefty, AI am wondering if the cross bolt safety can be reversed on this gun?

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Re your question, did you see this thread over here

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=339611

Did you ever get any other answer?

( I shoot lefty).

[jonnyc]

I would think that you're the perfect candidate for a Mossberg 500.

[jaguarxk120]

The best choice is to ge a Ithaca Model 37, the factory has a lefthand safety that can be installed very easly.
With the cross bolt safety your grip on the gun is not altered when operating it, just a push with the finger. With a tang safety mounted forward, your grip is compromised when the thumb is moved.
Lastly there is no safety piece interfearing with your field of vision. I have a 500 in 20 gauge, but when mounting the gun that safety is distracting to me as the reciever is not a smooth surface with that piece of plastic sticking up.

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Thanks, the Ithaca sounds like an interesting alternative. (http://www.chuckhawks.com/ithaca_37_defense_gun.htm)

[jaguarxk120]

Used Ithaca Model 37's can be found at reasonable prices. If you want a short barreled gun, thn look for one after 855,000 serial number as the barrels can be interchanged.
The earlier guns , barrels were fitted to each reciever and barrels are not interchangeable.

For small game/bird hunting the 16 or 20 gauge has no equal in the field. There are many who own the M 37 feel there is no gun made that can equal it.