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Adam White · 08-18-2004, 20:05

Wow - thanks for the quick responses!

I guess it may come down to what he is most comfortable with - and now he is torn between the comforts of having gear configured the same way as everyone else and in the direction the trainers keep referring - and the comforts of shouldering a weapon on the side is is most used to.

TS - before the dawn of modern optics, how did you resolve your cross dominance issue? Did you just close one eye as you acquired your sights?

In the event that the kid decides to stick with the left hand - does anyone have any sugestion for handling the pistol tranistion issue? Is there a way to work a tac sling where he could drop the weapon along his left side, keeping his holster side free of obstruction?

08-18-2004, 20:05	#4
Adam White Auxiliary Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Ft. Lee, VA Posts: 61	Wow - thanks for the quick responses! I guess it may come down to what he is most comfortable with - and now he is torn between the comforts of having gear configured the same way as everyone else and in the direction the trainers keep referring - and the comforts of shouldering a weapon on the side is is most used to. TS - before the dawn of modern optics, how did you resolve your cross dominance issue? Did you just close one eye as you acquired your sights? In the event that the kid decides to stick with the left hand - does anyone have any sugestion for handling the pistol tranistion issue? Is there a way to work a tac sling where he could drop the weapon along his left side, keeping his holster side free of obstruction? __________________ "Ignorantque datos, ne quisquam serviat, enses" -Lucanus (A.D. 39-65), De Bello Civili
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