This may be something that should have been pretty obvious, but I recently tried doing this during a range session.
Before I was shifting my stance or trying to focus my right eye on the irons of my handgun without much success.
To compensate, I tried holding the gun slightly to the right so that it was more in line with my right eye (my dominant one). As silly as this may sound, this made a world of difference, I was much more consistent with my shots afterwards.
While fatigue set in a little earlier than I would have liked, it was nice to see some progress. Now if only I can learn to "shut off" my other eye and make solid follow up shots without losing where my irons are from time to time, everything would be peachy.
If anyone else has some tips, or would like to share their experiences with learning how to shoot with both eyes open, please feel free to do so. I'd love to hear how others learned to shoot like this.
Before I was shifting my stance or trying to focus my right eye on the irons of my handgun without much success.
To compensate, I tried holding the gun slightly to the right so that it was more in line with my right eye (my dominant one). As silly as this may sound, this made a world of difference, I was much more consistent with my shots afterwards.
While fatigue set in a little earlier than I would have liked, it was nice to see some progress. Now if only I can learn to "shut off" my other eye and make solid follow up shots without losing where my irons are from time to time, everything would be peachy.
If anyone else has some tips, or would like to share their experiences with learning how to shoot with both eyes open, please feel free to do so. I'd love to hear how others learned to shoot like this.