rhubarb
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I've always shot handguns isosceles and with both eyes open.
When dryfiring today, I thought a session in front of a mirror would be good to actually see what I was doing and help iron out any kinks. When drawing and aiming straight ahead, I saw that my pistol was not centered up on my body. It was centered under my dominant eye.
Is this "right"? Common? Did I just discover the earth is round? Am I crooked?
When dryfiring today, I thought a session in front of a mirror would be good to actually see what I was doing and help iron out any kinks. When drawing and aiming straight ahead, I saw that my pistol was not centered up on my body. It was centered under my dominant eye.
Is this "right"? Common? Did I just discover the earth is round? Am I crooked?