It's fine for left-handed use as well—you just use your trigger hand instead of your support hand to operate the controls. You're not working them while shooting anyway. If anything, it's probably a little easier to do it left-handed, because you don't have to let go with the hand that's supporting most of the rifle's weight, as you do when, e.g., shooting a right-handed bolt-action rifle left-handed.

Of course, the WMR's weight is pretty negligible for a military shoulder arm, I should have mentioned that, but still.

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