However you want to call it.
Everyone gets tunnel vision on the "shoot". There's always the possibility of needing your off hand if your strong hand gets injured.
That's certainly the valid point.
That being said, it's pretty easy to pick up the gun and point shoot it if you need to.
Now to the point.
No one thinks of support hand CARRY.
This should be a part of your rituals.
Can you carry, draw, and at least point shoot off hand?
People never think about if one day they might need some sort of arm/hand surgery.
Rotator you'll probably be down 2 months?
If you are strong side carrying, don't think you're magically going to be able to muster the strength to do it, because you won't.
There's no fighting through the pain. Because pain is nothing when your muscles won't physically allow the arm to lift.
So, not so much the marksmanship aspect, but carry aspect.
Get you cheap support side holster and give it a go.
Not a sermon, just a thought
Everyone gets tunnel vision on the "shoot". There's always the possibility of needing your off hand if your strong hand gets injured.
That's certainly the valid point.
That being said, it's pretty easy to pick up the gun and point shoot it if you need to.
Now to the point.
No one thinks of support hand CARRY.
This should be a part of your rituals.
Can you carry, draw, and at least point shoot off hand?
People never think about if one day they might need some sort of arm/hand surgery.
Rotator you'll probably be down 2 months?
If you are strong side carrying, don't think you're magically going to be able to muster the strength to do it, because you won't.
There's no fighting through the pain. Because pain is nothing when your muscles won't physically allow the arm to lift.
So, not so much the marksmanship aspect, but carry aspect.
Get you cheap support side holster and give it a go.
Not a sermon, just a thought