Cheap and functional semi-auto.... LH though....

[3pc]

I know the Berrettas are more money, but if you could find a second hand one at teh right money I thnk you would be well served.
My kids shot one at a clay ground and it was enough to convince me - the ground owner said he had used them for years and they performed fautlessly. Now, going on 15 years later it still perfoms. I am no great Berretta fan but for me this would be the one to go for.

 

[Pedro]

I think the problem there is that Beretta didn't do any semi-autos in a left handed configuration, although they have now started to do the A400. But they'll all be new and upwards of £1100 I'd say and not too much cheaper if you do find a second hand one, which I expect will be like rocking horse rose bush manure.

 

[Redleicester]

And therein lies the rub - LHs are like rocking horse poo, or monstrously expensive to the degree I simp,y wouldn't want to sit out in the rain, hail and snow with something so shiny.

 

[inderrajsingh]

Owned a Hatsan for a while now, as long as you put a load of shells through it, it will cycle any load without issue, and hasn't given me any problems either, if you want then go for the wood stock variant and it wont look as bland

 

[Grant.N]

I have a mint Hatsan left hand bought last year. Only had 15 shots through it.
£350 if it's of interest.