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Ray Maki

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    times are tough obviously. make me an offer i can't refuse! i will consider partial trades, guns, electronics, optics a squeeze of alfalfa. let me know what you got. the 4 runner has to go.i have a 93' toyota 4 runner 4X4 for sale. $5,800.00 cash obo. i have another set of wheels and tires that ican swap out and sell the truck for $4,900.00 OBO. it has a 5" rough country lift. 33" BFG mudders they might have 2,000 miles on them. interior is very clean, new clarion cd stereo with usb and aux for your ipod. runs great lots of fun in the hills! hate to see it go. but have to sell. so before i list it anywhere else i thought i'd give a CWT member a crack at a good deal!

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    IMO, get him a right handed bow. In the heat of the moment both eyes will be open, he will want to leave his dominant eye slightly open, and that will be enough to cause double vision.

     

    One of my archery mentors is right handed, left eye dominant; he would consistently screw up high pressure shots for years until he finally switched to a left handed bow. He is good friends with Randy Ulmer (the Chosen One), Randy is the one who helped convince him to switch over.

     

    I might think that he would be a somewhat better shooter using his stronger, more coordinated left arm on the riser to stabilize the bow, while using back tension to release the string with his right.

     

     

    i agree i am right handed left eye dominant, i learned to shoot left handed, if he has never shot a bow before it should be very easy to adjust. good luck!

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