Switching Eyes Moves Groups

[DMW1116]

You described it much better than “eye” did. Ambidextrous vision.

Bad puns - that’s how eye roll.

Make it stop.

 

[Carl N. Brown]

Left handed opening poster's left hand + left eye shoot to different points of impact from right hand + right eye, but both groups are reasonably tight.
I have no answer to that. Could be more handedness than eyedness.
I am right handed and usually shoot right eyed. I have shot right handed left eyed due to my right eye getting blurry during a timed match. Same point of impact IIRC. I really ought to try left handed left eyed and see what happens.

 

[JohnKSa]

Recoil is sort of off, as this was an air pistol. It still has piston recoil but not like a 9 or even 22.

Spring/gas piston air pistols are notorious for being grip sensitive. It's not that they recoil a lot, it's that the piston recoil starts before the pellet even moves. The gun has a lot of time to move around due to the piston recoil before the pellet leaves the barrel. I was thinking CO2 in your original post. If it's a spring or gas piston gun, switching hands could definitely move the group around.

 

[DMW1116]

I feel like it’s got something to do with it. This pistol shows more movement than any other. Even my Shield doesn’t show as badly, and I’ve fought that thing for 3 years. I think I’m finally getting the upper hand.

In the end I think it likely has some thing to do with my left eye having astigmatism from an injury years ago and not having that in the right eye.