A sighting question

[stoneyburke]

if a person shoots right handed but is left eye dominant, what are his options, other than changing to shooting left handed?

 

[Dave McC]

There's a couple options, none without a downside.

First is simple, close the off side eye. This means one loses stereoscopic vision and depth perception. It's workable, some folks do very well.

Second is almost as simple. Put some opaque tape on your shooting glasses on the off side that masks the bead. Again, some folks do well here.

Brad Dysinger, ATA Hall of Famer, has mixed dominance. He just shoots that way and has run 500X500. Don't ask me how he does it.

HTH....

 

[K80Geoff]

Scott Robinson, NSCA champion and Master Class shooter, is left eye dominant. He just shoots concentrating with his right eye. It takes concentration and practice.

Or you could have a crossover stock made that will allow shooting righty but using the left eye. This is a bit pricey to have done right and takes practice to learn to use properly.

Some shooters use those glowing "Light pipe" front sights, which allow the shooter to concentrate with the non dominant eye as the sight can only be seen with the eye aligned with the rib.