One hand or off hand?
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One hand or off hand?
When referring to shooting Bullseye which is correct, one hand or off hand?
beeser- Posts : 1151
Join date : 2014-06-19
Re: One hand or off hand?
To me, bullseye is both. I equate off hand with un rested shooting. For rifle, usually standing is off hand, but kneeling, sitting, prone, or benched are all supported positions. Pistols, even with both hands, I think of as off hand. I may be all wrong though.
Patrick
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Psween- Posts : 57
Join date : 2020-07-17
Re: One hand or off hand?
Correct would be one hand.
weber1b- Posts : 572
Join date : 2015-10-03
Location : Ballwin, MO
Re: One hand or off hand?
I have seen it written as "One Handed, Unsupported" which I would bet is a nod to the rifle terminology. This phrase leaves little doubt.
John
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John Dervis- Posts : 519
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Location : Sheridan, Il.
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