[dogchaser37]

I am missing something.....I understand what Drew Hause has explained.....but what does the OP's post have to do with eye dominance?

You shouldn't be moving your eyes only when you shoot, because then the shotgun isn't where it's supposed to be.

I get it, eyes before gun movement, but once you see the target the gun has to be moving with the eyes or you aren't going to be shooting where you are looking. To make the gun and eyes move together, the gun, eyes, head, shoulders etc. all have to be locked together. You aren't moving your eyeballs around, at least you better not be.

 

[dogchaser37]

FWIW if you are having trouble moving your eyes, you can see all the different problems that incorrect eye movements cause.

 

[dogchaser37]

The issues that the OP has addressed, have a pile of side effects. The documents he posted tell you that. Do you have any of those side effects?

You can listen to that nonsense if you want, but to me you are heading down a bad road.

I think I'll stick with my eye doc.

 

[dogchaser37]

If I didn't know better, I would swear that folks are looking for an excuse rather than working hard.

Look at the very top shooters, they all miss targets, sometimes they even shoot in the 80's. Does this mean they have some sort of visual problem? I doubt it.

Let's say you do have some sort of muscular control issue with your eyes, what is the cure?

I'll say it again, most of this is nonsense.

I am also a walking example of visual acuity. I was told 8 years ago that I had a cataract starting in my right eye, it never affected my ability to shoot but it did affect my visual acuity in that eye (eventually in both). I could no longer see the rings on the target at 20 yards....with correction.