No, I would work on my foot positioning, my hold, and kill points first. If that was the first target of a report pair, would you be looking to switch back to the right shoulder for the second target ? Getting onto the target earlier is NOT the issue here, but the ability to shoot it in the right place is.
How is shooting off the left shoulder going ??
I just wonder about it sometimes as I'm left eye dominant and fast crossers need shooting early or late. Early can make it an incomer so much easier than late when you may have little time before it hits the wheat and disappears.How is shooting off the left shoulder going ??
When you can do skeet pairs, shooting backwards between your legs, then maybe consider a career change ?
Go for it then.
This wouldn’t make a difference there is no right or left hand stick just cast on and off
My comment related to the person who suggested switching shoulders depending whether the clay was l to r, or r to l. Probably achievable if the gun had a neutral stock, less so if it was significantly cast on or off.
On and off are just the direction of cast from any dead straight stock . If you look down the rib of a gun from the stock end , cast off will go to the right , cast on will go to the left . The shoulder doesn’t come into it .
Again it wouldn’t matter mate
If a right handed shooter, using a gun that’s cast on to suit them, can switch it to the left shoulder and “it wouldn’t matter”. Why would anyone bother having a gun fitted? I’m not trying to be awkward Ben, I just want to understand.
What I’m saying is cast on and off is just that
Ah yes, BUT do you switch from your left shoulder to your right shoulder to suit differing crossing targets ?
Perhaps he has a big head and narrow shoulders, then?
