Where'd mikes post go and my reply??? both relevant to the subject in hand, or at least as relevant as waddiz .45 frame post or the previous 4 replies!!! 
Paul
Paul
i have a left dominant eye too, yet shoot right handed, weird
lets have a poll and see who is left/right handed and left/right eyed
lets have a poll and see who is left/right handed and left/right eyed
Yup i agree ban drops, i used to use an angel air with a compact, not as bad as most drop as it only shoves the reg forward a little but those long ass things that put the bottle half under the grip are just plain stupid!
got me a macdev conquest now and the stock mount rail is spot on, with a 0.8l bottle on its nice and tight and dont get in the way at all!
oh and yeah im another freak who is right handed but left eye dominant........thought i was the only one!
shoot from the hip baby its the way forward!
got me a macdev conquest now and the stock mount rail is spot on, with a 0.8l bottle on its nice and tight and dont get in the way at all!
oh and yeah im another freak who is right handed but left eye dominant........thought i was the only one!
shoot from the hip baby its the way forward!
only two people in my family are righthand left eye, so thats kinda cool
but i have 20/15 vision and he's wearing glasses
but i have 20/15 vision and he's wearing glasses
I have a unimount and a CP rail on my two guns, and I have to say that I would never go back to using a drop forward. It makes for a more compact style of play and a much more stable shooting platform. Also, I've noticed that having no drop makes it a bit easier to control where you're shooting when you are moving your marker (either on a run through or when holding down multiple people). The only reason I would run a small drop is if I was using a long style 88ci tank. Those things are monstrous, but I dont think they make them much anymore, now most of the 88s are stubby.
I tried playing with a long set up but it didn't work for me.... maybe gotta give it another go. I feel like my snap is better with short set up.
One question, is it really important which eye is dominant if you have both eyes open? Or have I just never paid attention that I'm always using a certain eye when I play.
One question, is it really important which eye is dominant if you have both eyes open? Or have I just never paid attention that I'm always using a certain eye when I play.
People, people, people
The space-frame is more ergonomic for holding your gun in tight but not for "Tommy" or "shotty" style.
Here's a freeby, my latest "invention": a grip-frame that can instantly adjust from M-16 to 90 angles. (If SP are quick they can jump on that idea.)
I think for break-balling, back and mid-back playing and for a lot of up-front playing the forward gun style is best (if you can get used to it) for many reasons, not least of which is more natural double-finger triggering when shooting that way. But sometimes you really need to stay in very, very tight. Therefore it would be good to be able to choose.
Another factor is obviously the shape, positioning and looseness/tightness of the trigger itself.
I'm also working on that...
Notice what kind of grip comes on a DM4? Notice I said "Tommy-gun style"?
The space-frame is more ergonomic for holding your gun in tight but not for "Tommy" or "shotty" style.
Here's a freeby, my latest "invention": a grip-frame that can instantly adjust from M-16 to 90 angles. (If SP are quick they can jump on that idea.
)I think for break-balling, back and mid-back playing and for a lot of up-front playing the forward gun style is best (if you can get used to it) for many reasons, not least of which is more natural double-finger triggering when shooting that way. But sometimes you really need to stay in very, very tight. Therefore it would be good to be able to choose.
Another factor is obviously the shape, positioning and looseness/tightness of the trigger itself.
I'm also working on that...
It's not so much the getting shot on the arm is a problem because many people wear so much forearm padding the possibility of a break is greatly reduced.
I think the best thing is that when u see that arm coming out u know the head/hopper can't be far behind so u shoot a string at where the head/hopper is gonna be and crack
Yeah it leads everything you do.
I think the best thing is that when u see that arm coming out u know the head/hopper can't be far behind so u shoot a string at where the head/hopper is gonna be and crack
Yeah it leads everything you do.