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<blockquote data-quote="snow" data-source="post: 313298" data-attributes="member: 1056">Good points dirty,you would be a hard re-learner scatter gunner and might be the exception of a one-eyed shotgunner,however you might try to put a piece of tape on your shooting glasses dominate eye one day when you have a couple boxes of ammo to burn at the range,alot of folks get screwed up (cross eyed dominate) when they shoulder the shotgun and &quot;bead check&quot; doing so messes up your depth perception locking in of target,that spilt second going from bead to target most often results in a loss. just a thought,One of the best one eyed shooter's in the country (all american) I watched shoot one year is Nora Martan,infact she specializes in helping cross eyed dominate shooters across the country,or she did,not sure if she is still active in the shooting world these days.folks trying to shotgun with both eyes open in the begining are usually rifle shooters so they are comforable aiming,with both eyes open they focus on the bead first,usually see two beads or two barrels then try to focus on the target,this is a tough habit to break but with practice can be done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snow, post: 313298, member: 1056"] Good points dirty,you would be a hard re-learner scatter gunner and might be the exception of a one-eyed shotgunner,however you might try to put a piece of tape on your shooting glasses dominate eye one day when you have a couple boxes of ammo to burn at the range,alot of folks get screwed up (cross eyed dominate) when they shoulder the shotgun and "bead check" doing so messes up your depth perception locking in of target,that spilt second going from bead to target most often results in a loss. just a thought,One of the best one eyed shooter's in the country (all american) I watched shoot one year is Nora Martan,infact she specializes in helping cross eyed dominate shooters across the country,or she did,not sure if she is still active in the shooting world these days. folks trying to shotgun with both eyes open in the begining are usually rifle shooters so they are comforable aiming,with both eyes open they focus on the bead first,usually see two beads or two barrels then try to focus on the target,this is a tough habit to break but with practice can be done. [/QUOTE]

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