You could buy a stock and fit a GMB 21" fast twist barrel on it, would make a great slip fit conical shooter..

Here is one you should take a look at. These guns are great shooters

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Thompson-Cen...#ht_500wt_1341

What he shows looks really nice, but i'd like to see the stock before i'd buy it.

That's not a complete gun. Just the barrel and ram rod. It's listed as a TC "part".

So it is. Funny way to word it.

Its cause you can't sell guns on ebay.

Same seller might be selling another TC Part ... (LH stock )

www.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com has the best deal on the trade rifle and the great plains rifle that i could find when i bought my gpr. I dont think you can get the trade rifle in left hand but because it has a straight stock i dont think it would be a problem shooting it lefty as long as it is a caplock. They have $7.95 shipping on the guns too.

I shoot a traditional caplock left handed and have no problem with it. I also shoot regular right-handed auto and pump shotguns as well as bolt action rifles. I have never had a left handed gun. It is all in what you get used to. It is a lot easier to find what you want in right handed guns, not many leftys are made.

Any of the under hammer guns would meet your needs well, they lend themselves well to the off side shooters. The under hammer is a traditional gun. An old original design like the inlines.

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www.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com has the best deal on the trade rifle and the great plains rifle that i could find when i bought my gpr.

Thanks.

Strange i never thought of that company. My Black Diamond came from there.