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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 348848" data-attributes="member: 330">A SXS does wonders.&nbsp; I do the eye squint.&nbsp; Conversely I may have some sort of brame dainage as I used to do some trick shit with the 880 with both eyes open.&nbsp; Never had a problem until I got my first shotgun and read about eye dominance after missing a shitton of clays.&nbsp; In retrospect I tend to believe it was more a fit problem.&nbsp; Honestly when I do the &quot;triangle&quot; it's a 60/40 ratio for the left eye.&nbsp; I do what I can with a squint for fleeing upland (shotgun) and shoot rifles both open.&nbsp;I don't/won't shoot at running deer etc with a scope even if I can &quot;find&quot; it.&nbsp; I've killed a lot of stuff walking with a &quot;2in&quot; lead after losing a big doe through the brisket with an &quot;8in&quot; lead at 250.&nbsp; She lived.This started with a 300yd &quot;walk&quot; through stubble toward a &quot;brushy&quot; rock pile in 2K2:&nbsp;&nbsp; A long assed slog following diminishing blood in ass deep snow confirms my assertion.&nbsp; The blood stopped and the tracks kept going.&nbsp; And going.&nbsp; I remember thanking God we didn't have to figure out how to get it in the bed of the truck after dark without a plastic sled.&nbsp; Drove back to Minot at 25mph.&nbsp; Twice.&nbsp;&nbsp; Truck reported -20.&nbsp; Killed a doe in Montana that year with with a 25 dollar management tag.&nbsp; A SXS helps with the dominance dilemma as long as it's not missing a trigger.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 348848, member: 330"] A SXS does wonders. I do the eye squint. Conversely I may have some sort of brame dainage as I used to do some trick shit with the 880 with both eyes open. Never had a problem until I got my first shotgun and read about eye dominance after missing a shitton of clays. In retrospect I tend to believe it was more a fit problem. Honestly when I do the "triangle" it's a 60/40 ratio for the left eye. I do what I can with a squint for fleeing upland (shotgun) and shoot rifles both open. I don't/won't shoot at running deer etc with a scope even if I can "find" it. I've killed a lot of stuff walking with a "2in" lead after losing a big doe through the brisket with an "8in" lead at 250. She lived. This started with a 300yd "walk" through stubble toward a "brushy" rock pile in 2K2: A long assed slog following diminishing blood in ass deep snow confirms my assertion. The blood stopped and the tracks kept going. And going. I remember thanking God we didn't have to figure out how to get it in the bed of the truck after dark without a plastic sled. Drove back to Minot at 25mph. Twice. Truck reported -20. Killed a doe in Montana that year with with a 25 dollar management tag. A SXS helps with the dominance dilemma as long as it's not missing a trigger. :) [/QUOTE]

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