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<blockquote data-quote="Mr. Stevenson" data-source="post: 313303" data-attributes="member: 7414">TFX,Your wife is correct.&nbsp; If &quot;my&quot; concept is ever fully accepted; the glut of right side-crank reels will drop the ass out of the price; negating any benefit of defeating lack of common sense.&nbsp; On a positive note to the current paradigm (for reel makers); I've been seeing a trend of spinning reels sported with right side cranks.&nbsp; Intriguing how many years this took to take hold:&nbsp; From '79 to present folks were needlessly ambidextrous from spinning to casting.&nbsp; Blows my mind.&nbsp; One screw.Dirty,Don't sell yourself short for ego.&nbsp; You're perfectly capable of squinting an eye or putting a piece of tape on a lens.&nbsp; Also, dominance can change. Check out Snow's Perazzi &quot;Tru-Oil&quot; gun...he knows of what he speaks.&nbsp; I'm not saying you're wrong just hoping you're open for improvement.&nbsp; Your current photo portfolio is proof of success.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mr. Stevenson, post: 313303, member: 7414"] TFX, Your wife is correct. If "my" concept is ever fully accepted; the glut of right side-crank reels will drop the ass out of the price; negating any benefit of defeating lack of common sense. On a positive note to the current paradigm (for reel makers); I've been seeing a trend of spinning reels sported with right side cranks. Intriguing how many years this took to take hold: From '79 to present folks were needlessly ambidextrous from spinning to casting. Blows my mind. One screw. Dirty, Don't sell yourself short for ego. You're perfectly capable of squinting an eye or putting a piece of tape on a lens. Also, dominance can change. Check out Snow's Perazzi "Tru-Oil" gun...he knows of what he speaks. I'm not saying you're wrong just hoping you're open for improvement. Your current photo portfolio is proof of success. [/QUOTE]

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