Do you shoot with ONE eye or BOTH eyes open?
#11
Join Date: Oct 2004
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I use to shoot with 1 eye but know I shoot with 2. Not sure why I changed but I shoot better with 2 and cant quite get use to shooting with 1 again. Of course why would I want to if I shoot better with 2?
#13
Join Date: May 2005
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ORIGINAL: MO_Bowhnter
Ive tried shooting with both open because I can see the benefits, I just cant do it. I see too much with both eyes open. When I have one open I can focus directly on my spot much better.
Ive tried shooting with both open because I can see the benefits, I just cant do it. I see too much with both eyes open. When I have one open I can focus directly on my spot much better.
I am right there with MO_Bowhunter! Could not have said it any better! I shoot a bow horrbily with both eyes open. My accuracy lies with one eye. When I shoot a gun however I shoot with both eyes open.
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Shoot with both eyes open? [&:] ....Nope. Can't do it... Tried (two or three times) and still can't do it. [:'(][&o] I either see two sets of sight pins or two targets with both eyes open!
Butch A.
Butch A.
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Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Im a both eyer as well. I shot bows and rifles with both open. I spend a lot of time in the lab looking through microscopes so I have gotten use to having both eyes open.