Dominant eye?

Simple math. Move the gun to the left shoulder. Done.



Or shoot with the weak eye. Don't try to shoot left eye-right cheek. It will not work.

No big deal just shoot with your right eye. I too am left eye dominant and rt handed,it doesn't effect my shot placement or groups.

It is possible to shoot like you are saying. But not very conducive to good shooting. I’m left eye dominant and right handed but now shoot right handed 80% of the time. But it is fun to be able to switch back and forth for hunting situations. I had a coach tell me to switch when I was younger, he said that after you build up the muscle memory you may get more accurate. Somthing about being able to focus better.

I am right handed and left eye dominant - I learned to shoot from my left shoulder. Some say if you use a shutter for the dominant eye your other eye becomes dominant. Tried but it just didn't feel right.

This is a very common problem and rather easily solved by blocking the left eye. Several ways to do that.

I am left eyed and right handed. I trained myself to shoot left handed by plinking with a Red Ryder until my muscle memory took over. Now the left handed hold feels completely natural. It only took a week or so. I do not regret it a bit.

 also right handed ,left eye dominant,I shoot lefty,butt both my eyes are open.I shot a pistol right handed,butt it is centered more to the middle of my body.I do practiced with both hands,it just takes longer to aim and pull off a shoot with opposite hand,still accurate though.I wonder if that is one of the reason some people can't think straight?

Get a scope cam setup and mount your phone off the left of the scope. aim with the picture on screen. Discovery mid-range scopes have this option, I think.

I too am left eye dominant, but primarily right handed.

I have been trained in the past by some of the best marksmen on the planet, when I began my quest of rifle perfection competing in 3 position smallbore rifle.

My coaches at the time tried to get me to shoot left handed, which was not comfortable, nor natural to me.

My coaches solved this problem by putting a blinder on the gun sights, allowing me to do something very important as far as shooting is concerned......shoot with both eyes open. They did not want me to close the dominant eye, because the other eye would try to shut off some of the light getting to it, and rapidly changing back when the eye was reopened. This leads to eye fatigue, blurry sight pictures, and a lot of misses.

These many years later, competing in Field Target, we use scopes in liew of iron or peep sights. What I like to do is turn the rear scope cap when it is opened, to the left. This acts as a blinder for my left and dominant eye. Works very well, and also in reverse if someone is left handed and right eye dominant as well



Tom Holland 

My shooting background was similar to Toms' experience,and I agree with his response 100%.

Cheaper Than Dirt makes a clear/yellow pair of shooting glasses, with all kinds of side blinders and a clip on opaque flip up blinder for the dominant eye. If I recall, it was around 25 bucks or so, and came in a hard case.

Tom Holland 

I'm right handed and left eye dominant. I shoot pistols right handed and rifles left handed - don't know why but that's how I just started with bb guns back when I was 8-9 years old and it's stuck with me for the past 30+ years. If I try to shoot a pistol left handed I am horrible. If I try to shoot a rifle right handed I am just so-so.

YMMV but I'd say try shooting the rifle left handed consistently for like a month and it may just become natural for you.

In my case being ambidextrous has led to being able to shoot either side. I shoot righty because it's my stronger side and more guns have rh stock options than lh.