Looking at my collection I seem to have one shortfall. I have right and left shoulder crossover guns and right handed (right shoulder) central vision guns, but no left handed central vision guns. I feel like I am looking for a very rare gun. I have a couple guns with a lot of cast for a left handed shooter but they are not central vision guns. Has anyone come across one of those central vision doubles set up for left hand use?
I shoot my crossover and central vision guns and find them a hoot. They do take a bit of getting use to, when you shoot them. Recoil is not straight back and I find muzzle flip more side to side or diagonal, than up and down but that might just be my way I shoot them. You ought to see others look at my gun when they come across them. I explain their reasons for being and speculate that the reason for so many guns made between the wars was the returning vets with war wounds. Makes some of these gun a bit more connecting to the sacrifices of the past. I know some were made just for people with dominate eye problems or non military physical handicaps, but the high numbers that were made between the first and second world war I think reflect demand from Veterans who lost eyes, fingers, hands or partial limbs in the war.
