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CockerTrixs2K3
04-07-2003, 06:33 PM
I know that shooting both left and right handed is good shooting technique, but what if you just switch shoulders instead of switching hands? I can shoot both left and right handed even though I am naturally left handed but sometimes just switching shoulders is more comfortable than switching hands.

Thor the Mighty
04-07-2003, 07:34 PM
wow! i just tried that! good find! i've always just switched hands and wasted paint because i cant aim.

CockerTrixs2K3
04-08-2003, 10:19 AM
Originally posted by Thor the Mighty
wow! i just tried that! good find! i've always just switched hands and wasted paint because i cant aim.

yeh, I can usually stay more accurate and just as tight just switching shoulders.

Shadow221
04-08-2003, 11:26 AM
I used to do that by I could never grip the foregrip right...Now with my warp feed I don't need to switch shoulders:D

pillbox
04-08-2003, 11:57 AM
crap i just noticed thet i wont have as much tightness between bunkers because of the cyclone oh well

Assass!n
04-08-2003, 01:27 PM
Switching your shoulders is the cheap and easy way of opposite-hand shooting, however, you wont be able to shoot straight ahead very easily, and you'll have to make yourself a bigger target to do so. I used to do that, but I started practicing switching hands, and after about 3 weeks im getting pretty good at it. Yes, you will waste some paint getting your aim right, but once you can do it properly, your snap shooting skills will just take off. Trust me, just deal with the akwardness that is holding it in the opposite hand. In fact, a good thing to do is when your sitting around doing nothing, just hold your marker in your other hand. You'll get more used to holding like that.
I've also found that ever since I've gotten better with using both hands, my dominant hand shooting skills have improved also.

CockerTrixs2K3
04-08-2003, 02:52 PM
Originally posted by Assass!n
Switching your shoulders is the cheap and easy way of opposite-hand shooting, however, you wont be able to shoot straight ahead very easily, and you'll have to make yourself a bigger target to do so. I used to do that, but I started practicing switching hands, and after about 3 weeks im getting pretty good at it. Yes, you will waste some paint getting your aim right, but once you can do it properly, your snap shooting skills will just take off. Trust me, just deal with the akwardness that is holding it in the opposite hand. In fact, a good thing to do is when your sitting around doing nothing, just hold your marker in your other hand. You'll get more used to holding like that.
I've also found that ever since I've gotten better with using both hands, my dominant hand shooting skills have improved also.

I've been trying to get use to shooting with both hands. It is akward but I know it's the best way to shoot. But sometimes switching shoulders is a little quicker and easier since I'm not use to sahooting with both hands yet.

Assass!n
04-08-2003, 03:06 PM
I see what you mean, but if you want to get good at using both hands, switch it up. even when its not comfortable or convinient. it helps you learn, alot.

monkeybacon00
04-08-2003, 03:21 PM
I've started switching shoulders, about 4 months ago. Screw switching hands, this works good and its more comfy for me. And faster. I dont care if its "cheap" or whatever, its all good.