I have had left eye dominance issues since I started shooting. At first Rather than trying to radically change a gun, we tried to change the dominance. The order of solutions follows:
1. White dot sticker in the middle left shooting glass lens, it helped some getting my Skeet in the upper teens and lower twenties. (Other variations included inking the mark on with a felt marker, using vaseline or suntan lotion to grease the lens.
2. 20 years later I was going for contacts after getting bifocals, the recommended solution was left eye reading, right eye distant, this seemed about the same in effect as the blurred eye approach. I basically blundered into this one, but it worked ok.
3. After a gun fitting I had a gun massively bent in cast (3/4 in), This resulted in deadly field shooting, though not a great clays difference, save near targets. From then on I started to focus on guns with extreme cast as I seem to shoot them better.
4. I purchased a Churchill with over 1 in cast at comb, still wearing the bifucal contact set up, deadly successful in the field averaging over 75%, but only the lower 20’s in skeet, finally ran a 25 straight one time.
5. The future, who knows, but one day when a true crossover stock purchased from Holts finally gets here to test
Last edited by old colonel; 06/17/26 07:44 PM. Reason: Spelling
