I want to shoot this left handed, will I get a spent case in my teeth?

Name: Remington 105 CTI
Brand: Remington
SKU: 0000001274
Rating: 3.9625 (4 reviews)

Yes, you will get brass in the face unless you buy a left-ejecting bolt group, and get smoke in your face too. IDF calls this "Tavor Face" because it's so common for lefties.

Remington 105 CTI

80%

Critic Rating

50%

User Rating

Positive vs Negative

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MSRP:

$417.06

Used Price:

$325.99 +-27.94%

Sale Price:

$417.06 21.84%

Gun Stats

Accuracy 50 MOA

Capacity 4+1 rounds

Ergonomics 50

What to Know

Critic Consensus

The Remington 105CTi II, despite its smooth, pleasant operation is five hundred dollars too much and five years too late to have any mainstream impact. We dont doubt that Remington has done a fine job upgrading the 105 into what it should have been initially, based on our test gun, they failed to cover it thoroughly enough. Perhaps a case of 1-1/4 oz. loads with a through cleanin... Read critic reviews...

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Remington 105 CTI Critic Reviews

Remington 105 CTI Description

The primary touted features are the skeletonized carbon-titanium receiver, rotating bolt lock-up, bottom feed and ejection, an oil-filled shock absorber strut inside the butt stock to reduce recoil, roller rear that provides a crisp 3.5-4 lb. trigger pull, TriNyte coating that forms a barrier to corrosion and scratching, convex R3 recoil pad, and a carbon fiber rib. The idea is to save weight, down to a claimed 7 lbs. from previous Remington autoloaders while still being extremely soft shooting. The MSRP is a hefty $1511, a bit salty compared to many models from other industry leaders. Clearly lighter than the 1100 and 11-87 genre, it is an ounce or two lighter than standard Beretta 391 models, and maybe an ounce heavier than the Browning Superlight Hunter.