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dceptiv240 · 05-21-2007, 10:15 AM

you know moss500bantam since i'm behind her most of the time when we're shooting, i hadn't noticed yet. thanks for that. i'm going to see if she does shoot different right eyed. i know when we go skateboarding she skates goofy footed(opposite of how she should being a right handed person). but those glasses she's has on are prescription,so with shooting it may just be that she sees better out of that eye.

oh, and zephri, yea my kids aren't scared even by my .44. but i know most of the women and kids at the range are! the hawk makes even MY wife twitch. i was just pointing out it would be a good gun for kids that are noise sensitive.

05-21-2007, 10:15 AM	#13
dceptiv240 Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: south ALABAMA Posts: 260	you know moss500bantam since i'm behind her most of the time when we're shooting, i hadn't noticed yet. thanks for that. i'm going to see if she does shoot different right eyed. i know when we go skateboarding she skates goofy footed(opposite of how she should being a right handed person). but those glasses she's has on are prescription,so with shooting it may just be that she sees better out of that eye. oh, and zephri, yea my kids aren't scared even by my .44. but i know most of the women and kids at the range are! the hawk makes even MY wife twitch. i was just pointing out it would be a good gun for kids that are noise sensitive. __________________ ________[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] Ruger Redhawk .44 mag w/Simmons 2-6x32 "FREEDOM SHOULD APPLY TO EVERYTHING, AND EVERYONE!" Last edited by dceptiv240; 05-21-2007 at 10:19 AM.