I have MS which has slowly degraded the strength in my left side. Especially my left leg. As result I retired/went out on disability in 2018. I am left handed, but as a result of the MS my left hand strength is not what it used to be.
I have always enjoyed shooting, for fun, target practice or range, not hunting. For whatever reason I always shot right handed, but am left eye dominant and left-handed.
Now I think I will try shooting long guns on my left shoulder or else will need to put something like a magic dot on my glasses on left side.
I am still trying to figure out what feels best shooting pistols, my right hand grip and side is stronger, but i am left eye dominant. Also, because of the left side weakness it is harder to rack using my left. So thinking i may try shooting with my left, and seeing how it goes.
Handguns - I own a s&w m&p 9mm ez, a colt commando 38 special revolver (was Dad's from WWII), and a ruger 22 single 6 with 22 magnum cylinder installed. Also own several rifles - a marlin 22lr, a 30-06, 22hornet, and a 12gauge mossburg shotgun.
I have always enjoyed shooting, for fun, target practice or range, not hunting. For whatever reason I always shot right handed, but am left eye dominant and left-handed.
Now I think I will try shooting long guns on my left shoulder or else will need to put something like a magic dot on my glasses on left side.
I am still trying to figure out what feels best shooting pistols, my right hand grip and side is stronger, but i am left eye dominant. Also, because of the left side weakness it is harder to rack using my left. So thinking i may try shooting with my left, and seeing how it goes.
Handguns - I own a s&w m&p 9mm ez, a colt commando 38 special revolver (was Dad's from WWII), and a ruger 22 single 6 with 22 magnum cylinder installed. Also own several rifles - a marlin 22lr, a 30-06, 22hornet, and a 12gauge mossburg shotgun.
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