#3045136 - 11/22/12 05:22 PM
Re: Time to learn
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I agree with 45 but I would learn at the range and not get tempted in the field. That could turn out really bad...
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#3045200 - 11/22/12 06:35 PM
Re: Time to learn
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Had a few come in from behind me and travel my right side this morning. They were only twenty yards so I felt comfortable about taking the shot if need be. But it was just a few doe
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#3045223 - 11/22/12 07:01 PM
Re: Time to learn
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TreeSaddle -nuff said
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#3045308 - 11/22/12 08:39 PM
Re: Time to learn
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I agree bowd your time will come. Saturday might be your day.
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#3045319 - 11/22/12 08:49 PM
Re: Time to learn
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I'm with you in this same problem. Severely right handed. Definitely practice at the range. You can dry fire at home to get a feel. Biggest thing is to focus on the fundamentals. Good shooting is good shooting and relies on the basics no matter the side or position.
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#3046040 - 11/23/12 03:45 PM
Re: Time to learn
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After you do it a time or two it becomes just as natural as shooting right.... I remember my first left handed deer like it was yesterday. I could probably take you right to the tree I was in.
I'm severely dependent on my right hand
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#3046044 - 11/23/12 03:50 PM
Re: Time to learn
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Start off with your 22 at the range assuming it is scoped. I can assure you scope eye will be on your agenda if you are not careful. I am also a terrible right hand shooter and going lefty is near impossible, mostly because I flinch like mad. Best of luck.
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