There is nothing at all wrong with historically correct guns, except your use of modern tools, steels, and wood to make them! You purposely skirt my proposition, since you cannot come up with a good argument facing the merits. The proposition is this: If as Noo Deer claims, shooting a right hand action gun is no problem for left handers, and only takes a " little extra practice and concentration", then why don't we just sell LH actions, and let all you RH shooters do that " Little extra practice and concentration to shoot as well??? Before I got my first LH rifle, I thought it wasn't much of a problem shooting RH guns, either. So what if that cheek piece is on the wrong side, or that fancy patch box tears up my face when I shoot that RH gun? If I learn to chew tobacco, that lump on the left side of the stock will simply counterbalance that lump in my right cheek while i take my shot, don't you know? And what the difference if that bolt handle is on the right side? I can must turn the butt of the gun 90 degrees to my left off my left shoulder, reach over the action and grab that bolt handle to eject a casing, and load a new round, then tilt the gun back up to vertical to fire the next shot. Pretty fast.
Then I got my LH guns. They fit. I don't have to do a little extra practicing or concentrate more. Just like RH shooters with RH guns, I have the benefit of the stock between my eyes and that flashpan. I can rest my cheek on a cheekpiece, and find out why that was invented. I can reach my LH bolt just like real people do.
And, better than that, I can hand my LH guns to you RH people to try to shoot, " Just as good ", so you find out why we want LH guns! Cause its just the same, isn't it? And my gun is no more non-HC than yours are. Sheesh !