Vz. 52

Well I had bought a Vz. 52 rifle last summer. Now for those that don't know the Vz. 52 is chambered in 7.62x45 which is quite rare so I have only found some ammo for it to take it shooting. So while shooting I noticed something slightly unusual. it ejected the empty casings to the left instead of the right. (alright technically I did not notice, after I had shoot I was looking to my right for the shell casings and was wondering where hey disappeared to. It was the range master that came up to me saying he never seen a firearm eject the shell casings to the left and asking if that was normal, which is when I looked to my left and saw them.)  So any one that is familiar with the Vz. 52 know if that is normal? It seems to be designed for right hand shooters just like all standard military surplus rifles that I know, so having the shell eject to the left seems to be an odd design choice. It surprised the guy that was sitting 3 spots down to the left when the shell casings began hitting him.

The range master got a kick out of it, and you can hear him pointing it out to some one else, in the video 

(side note he video was filmed in 3d but you should be able to turn off that feature, though you tube seems to have changed there coding or something and at least for me I cant always turn it off so you may end up watching it in Side by side mode. Also the quality seems to be kind of poor unless you change the quality to 1080)