Well I took the test and I am right eye dominant, but like the versatility of being able to shoot either way, it might help me when hunting in the future. The only draw back for me is when I shoot my 10/22 I don't want hot shells hitting me in the face so I am unsure if I will shoot it left handed. I am actually suprised that I was able to shoot lefty. Now my summer hunting isnt ruined.
i was shooting pigions in the silo and i had a choice on shoot left or dont shoot. i choose shoot and after some time trying to look down the sight and i shot and some how i got it so i think you could do it too.
If you are shooting heavy shotgun or muzzleloader with the opposite hand be careful. You may not be holding the gun as far from your eyebrow as you are with the other hand. You might jion the half moon club!
daddus
Like anything we do practice develops confidence. Start off with a good bench rest and get confortable. It will feel different at first but the more you shoot the better you will get. I shoot lefthanded but I taught myself to shoot righthanded and at first I could not hit anything but as I got used to the recoil from the other side I was able to narrow the gap. Now I feel very confident that I can make the shoot no matter which side the deer come from. Good Luck.
i was shooting pigions in the silo and i had a choice on shoot left or dont shoot. i choose shoot and after some time trying to look down the sight and i shot and some how i got it so i think you could do it too.
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