Cosmicblue
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I'm cross-dominant so either eye can be in charge and I have no control over it. The brain uses the dominant eye as the primary data source and supplements that with info from the other eye to judge distance etc. I'm right handed and have to shoot with my left eye closed - over time I've evolved it to finding the target with both eyes open and close the left to take the shot.
Cross dominance is surprisingly common too. One of the better things I've spent £300 on was a mega comprehensive eye test with Ed Lyons https://www.ed-lyons.com/, not cheap but well worth it, this is far removed from an eye test in the high street and orientated towards the needs of a shooter. Recommended.
Cross dominance is surprisingly common too. One of the better things I've spent £300 on was a mega comprehensive eye test with Ed Lyons https://www.ed-lyons.com/, not cheap but well worth it, this is far removed from an eye test in the high street and orientated towards the needs of a shooter. Recommended.