It's called "Cross Eye Dominant" and it's a fairly common thing. Just make sure you maintain a correct sight picture. It is easy to let the back sight drift toward your weak eye and consequently your shots drift as well.Sara_XD wrote:LOL!GrillKing wrote:I highly recommend shooting with at least one eye open!
I'm still fairly new to shooting, as I shot pistol for the first time only a little over a year ago. I questioned my BF as to why it was easier for me being a right handed to aim with my left eye, he said he didn't know, but if it was working for me then go with it.
what do ya'll think?
I've tried switchin it up, but my right eye just won't focus correctly, and I've never tried doing two eyes open.
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- Fri Jun 15, 2007 12:20 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Do you shoot with both eyes open?
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- Topic: Do you shoot with both eyes open?
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I'm left handed, but Right eye dominant. Both eyes works well for me during high speed combat type shooting, but when slowing down my pace for the longer or more precise shots, I have to do a quick squint to bring my "Brain" back to the correct (left) eye for good sight alignment.
Unless I'm shooting weak handed then .....
Unless I'm shooting weak handed then .....