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Originally Posted by Richard Flanders
Did anyone notice my first class folding chair under the wing? It lives in my plane all summer. I never ever ever go anywhere without it and do a lot of just sitting and taking it all in.
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Actually I did pick up the chair in the photo. Like it. That is definitely gawking country.
Stick with it, though I also love fishing as well. But shooting and hunting are to en-grained, probably with you as well. You'll figure it out. Keep an unloaded gun handy and every time you walk by pick it, focus on footwork and that gun mount and keep that stock on the cheek, but do not look at the barrel, focus on the target. The hard part is learning to point the gun with our right hand as lead hand now. Things you took for granted on strong side just have to be learned on left side, even swinging the gun.
When shooting keep that cheek on the stock until the clay hits the ground broken or unbroken. I'm sure you can do it.
BTW here is a lefty shooter from Field and Stream. Refresher course for you. Btw I don't totally agree with him on first part, but stuff further on maybe helpful and stuff you probably already knew and forgot. He also takes a nice Parker out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifD1...E21917967D2B96
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDGL...E21917967D2B96