Something else to consider being lh and using a right action is safety position. On Rem 700(stock version) for example it is on the side of the action, so in the case of a rh it is on the right side. For some this is no concern but for myself I prefer it to be reachable with my thumb while not losing holding position of the rifle or the sight picture through the scope. Some models have a centre saftey such as the Browning abolt so this would be a moot point. It is preference but I prefer a left action as it just feels right and doesn't make me change my position in anyway. Like I said you are better to try out some and get a feel for what you like, than jump in both feet at first. I started on rh bolts due to price and availablity but now wouldn't think about buying a rh bolt action.