[rtr]

So the upcoming Johnson 3gun promises forced weak sided shooting with both rifle (ar15 with TA11 acog for me) and shotgun (iron sighted benelli m2).

I have zero experience with this. I also have very poor vision in me left eye (and I'm right eye dominant and right handed).

So what techniques can I use to optimize my weak side shooting. Is there a way to shoot weak sided using my right eye?

[Benelli Chick]

My hint comes from an Aussie I know.
The first time he had to shoot left shouldered, it turned out he couldn't close his right eye and he had double vision. He remedied this by having a friend put their hand over his head over his right eye.

As he progressed in shooting, he got a patch and his friends just scream "patch on" "patch off" at the appropriate times!

I'm not sure that helps you, but it's one method!!!

You've got over a week to figure it out!!

It may not be as hard as you think. JJ just screams "close your right eye" if he sees I'm looking a little lost. Sometimes, if I just remember to say it to myself helps.

It's tricky to use your right eye with a left shoulder mount, but I suppose it depends on your scope!

[rupie]

Everyone's vision is obviously diffrent but I have 20-400 vision in my left eye and good vision in my right eye, I have a aimpoint comp on my saiga shot gun which fixed my weak hand shooting with my shot gun, I still haven't tried it with my AR yet. If I don't use the aimpoint, I end up looking about 3 inches over my barrel, I tried shooting that way once at a IDPA match and it didn't go very well. I shoot everything with both eyes open, even if one dosen't work very well. I did have a good shot gun stage last Sunday where I started left handed shot half the course switched to right handed and finished it.

[rtr]

Hmm, perhaps I'll have to start selling eye patches.

Maybe we'll have a national shoot like a pirate day too