I am curious. Do most of you look through your scopes with both eyes open, or just the dominent eye open? Is one way better than the other, or is it entirely just personal preference?

Crow King wrote:I am curious. Do most of you look through your scopes with both eyes open, or just the dominent eye open? Is one way better than the other, or is it entirely just personal preference?

I'd say it personal preference. I usually try to keep both eyes open but i really don't think it's a big deal. It surely helps when locating targets.

I like to keep both eyes open when scanning and trying to pick up a target. Once i locate it and ready to shoot, I half close my non-dominant eye so the the image from the scope becomes more prominent. But that's just me.

Teletiger7 wrote:I like to keep both eyes open when scanning and trying to pick up a target. Once i locate it and ready to shoot, I half close my non-dominant eye so the the image from the scope becomes more prominent. But that's just me.

Dear Readers:

Please understand the Teletiger7 is a bit of an anomaly. He able to track with is non-dominant eye and still shoot EVERYTHING at 22X.

buffybuster wrote:
Dear Readers:

Please understand the Teletiger7 is a bit of an anomaly. He able to track with is non-dominant eye and still shoot EVERYTHING at 22X.

"Bindon Aiming Concept" with a 22X scope.

Teletiger7 wrote:
"Bindon Aiming Concept" with a 22X scope.

Damn Joe, you are a human mechanical rest shooting @ 22x