Video: Shooting Fundamentals - Eye Dominance with Julie Golob
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I equate that with do you inhale or exhale on trigger pull. If you start thinking about it, you are effed. She probably knows what she's talking about but I find these type things come naturally, maybe not for some. Shot on her squad with 1 other AMU team member a million years ago in Alabama. She is very pleasant to be around.
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I was born right eye dominant and right handed. When I was 5 I fell on a stick and jammed it into my right eye. Now I'm left eye dominant, and right handed, but have to shoot rifles left handed because I can't see well enough out of my right eye.
It sounds strange, but after 46 years it's as natural as anything I do right handed.
I've shot clays with people who KNEW I was right handed.
They say "I thought you were right handed?"
I say "I am. I just wanted to give you a sporting chance."
It sounds strange, but after 46 years it's as natural as anything I do right handed.
I've shot clays with people who KNEW I was right handed.
They say "I thought you were right handed?"
I say "I am. I just wanted to give you a sporting chance."
I have shot handguns right handed-left eye dominant all my life. I shoot long guns left handed.
I'm the same way...both my parents were left handed. My left eye is stronger than my right, but I can shoot handgun or rifle well with either hand.
Being amphibious must be handy.