Scoped rifle, one eye or two?

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  • ccrubaugh

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    I always just shut one eye, never taught anything else so I just went with what was comfortable. Works with sporting clays but I struggle a bit with a pistol.
     

    Thor

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    As to the OP...whatever works to get the sight picture I need at the moment. I find I can make the switch swiftly to fit the situation.
     

    indyblue

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    Well, in the movie "American Sniper", Chris Kyle keeps both eyes open "to see the whole battlefield". I have no idea if that is based on fact, but it is how an army shooter taught me to aim. I keep both eyes open. It is less stressful when peering through a scope for long periods of time.
     
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