I have understood the importance of learning to shoot with both eyes open for some time. I tried it for a few minutes a couple of months ago and gave up since all I saw was double of everything.
I can honestly say that I amazed how easy it really is to "train your brain" to do this. I saw a tip online that really helped and I wanted to share it. This can be done (following all safety rules of course) easily at home with dry fire practice. Actually, you never have to pull the trigger.
Begin with the gun up as though you are going to shoot. Have your weak eye closed and then slowly open it while staying focused on the front site. Follow these steps for about a half an hour for a couple of days and it will train your brain and before you know it you will instinctly keep both eyes open when you go to aim!
I hope this helps!
I can honestly say that I amazed how easy it really is to "train your brain" to do this. I saw a tip online that really helped and I wanted to share it. This can be done (following all safety rules of course) easily at home with dry fire practice. Actually, you never have to pull the trigger.
Begin with the gun up as though you are going to shoot. Have your weak eye closed and then slowly open it while staying focused on the front site. Follow these steps for about a half an hour for a couple of days and it will train your brain and before you know it you will instinctly keep both eyes open when you go to aim!
I hope this helps!