"Bent".. double barrel shotgun..

[tronald dump]

Yep it's not click bait

This came across my shorts on YouTube just now and I had to share it with somebody lol



I wonder why the idea never took off?


(Kidding)


Or am I?

 

[RickN]

I have a left master eye but I would hate to fire that thing. The recoil forces would be twisted instead of straight back.

 

[kingfish]

Think it would make more sense to just learn to shoot left handed.

 

[Okie4570]

Many manufacturers still have a stock that casts off to one side or the other....just not as much as the one in the video lol.

 

[DRC458]

There was a prominent Enid pediatrician whose shotguns looked like that. I don't remember if he was left eye/right hand dominant or the other way around, but his shotguns went through Champlin Firearms for modification. That was back when they had an older English gentleman working in the shop handling such matters.

 

[okietool]

I was thinking like some trap barrels I was told had a bend. 4 degrees is what was mentioned.

 

[okietool]

I’m right handed ( thanks to the Elk City school system, I was told in grade school “You’re going to be right handed because it’s a right handed world”) my vaccination mark is on my right arm. So evidently I was a lefty for a bit, and left eye dominate. I thought keeping both eyes open was the cure. There’s also a cross eye dominate sight system for shotguns.

 

[ConstitutionCowboy]

I wouldn't call it bent. It is offset.

Woody

 

[bushmaster06]

Think it would make more sense to just learn to shoot left handed.

That's basically what I do when I learned how to shoot a bow a few years ago, just the other way around. I shoot guns lefty and I'm left-eye dominant, but for some reason it's way more natural feeling to draw a bow with my right arm so I had to train my right eye for aiming. It seemed like the better option versus retraining all of my muscles in my upper body.

 

[adamsredlines]

Pretty neat I say.