But I've shot right handed my whole life, and everything just flat seemed awkward when I tried to make the switch.
That might be the understatement of the decade, Larry.
When I try to practice my mount, say, at home, I fiddle and fidget around, trying to get it just right. Uncomfortable. I have noticed that when I shoot, it seems to be an improvement, if I just call for the bird and attempt to smoothly mount the gun to my shoulder, focusing on the bird. It is hard to explain, but, that is the best I can do. There is no time to think about the process.
The coach out there on Sunday told me I have a beautiful swing. He obviously didn’t watch me chop at the skeet targets.
Best,
Ted
