I did it the hard way, oh and I shot with both eyes open. Quite good results too.Originally posted by fedor86:With regards to shooting..
What will the SAF do to people who are roght handed but have a left master eye?
Do they ask them to shoot with the left hand?
Please shed some light, as I am a right handed and have a left master eye.
How can u be right handed but have a left master eye? I mean how come?Originally posted by fedor86:With regards to shooting..
What will the SAF do to people who are roght handed but have a left master eye?
Do they ask them to shoot with the left hand?
Please shed some light, as I am a right handed and have a left master eye.
It IS possible. Just because you're right-handed doesn't always make you instantly right-eyed and right-legged. Heck, there are right-handed footballers who are left-legged maestros. If you want to know, I am another case of right master hand, left master eye.Originally posted by gnoik:How can u be right handed but have a left master eye? I mean how come?
An anomaly? A freak?Originally posted by gnoik:How can u be right handed but have a left master eye? I mean how come?
To answer your question...Originally posted by fedor86:With regards to shooting..
What will the SAF do to people who are roght handed but have a left master eye?
Do they ask them to shoot with the left hand?
Please shed some light, as I am a right handed and have a left master eye.
Thanks your your answer.Originally posted by Ponders:To answer your question...
it really doesn't matter what master hand/eye you have.
all you do is use your trigger finger to pull the trigger and the rifle shoots.
hope i answered yoru questions in the most objective manner.
Extend your arm. With both eyes open, stick up your thumb and let it cover a distant object. Close your left eye.Originally posted by R3SsH|n:wait...you mean eyes got master and not-master de mehz?
how to test which one is master eye?
hehe...thanks...Originally posted by fudgester:Extend your arm. With both eyes open, stick up your thumb and let it cover a distant object. Close your left eye.
If the thumb is still over that distant object, that means you have a right master eye. If the thumb jumps off to one side, that means you have a left master eye.
You may want to refer to this: http://www.ducks.org/waterfowling/shotgunning/index.asp