Step 1 - Prepare
With both eyes open hold a CD at arms length.
Right-shouldered shooters hold the CD in the right hand (fig 1). Left-handed shooters hold the CD in their left hand.
Look through the hole and focus on any stationary object. (fig 2).

Step 2 - Check
If you are a right-shouldered shooter now close or cover your left eye.
If you are a left shouldered shooter close or cover your right eye.

Step 3 - Result
Does the object you were looking at through the hole vanish from view or move its position slightly across the hole? Or does it stay perfectly stationary?

Step 4 - Reason
If the object remains stationary you have correct eye dominance - congratulations! If, however, the object vanishes from view you have a cross (master) eye dominance problem. If the object moves slightly you have shallow or middle vision. During the test you started with both eyes open and then closed your non-shooting eye. This shows that your non-shooting eye has the full or partial dominant view and will result in you pointing the gun in the wrong direction (see next page "How it Works").

Step 5 - Remedy
You need to find a way of establishing the dominance in the correct shooting eye (the eye that follows the line of the rib) ideally without reducing your peripheral vision (breadth of view) or binocular vision (judging distance).

The Easy Hit!! bead is designed to achieve these objectives easily and naturally by tricking the brain into subconsciously and voluntarily accepting the eye over the rib as the dominant eye. The correction will continue until you stop using the Easy Hit!! bead. It will be explained in detail in the following pages.

In fig 1 with no Easy Hit!! bead fitted the right shouldered shooter with a left cross dominant (or master) eye subconciously aligns her left eye with the bead, or the end of the barrel, and focuses on the target or the point she judges to be the correct lead.

The shooter has locked onto the centre of the camera lens showing the dramatic effect of her cross eye dominance. Right to left targets would be given too much lead and left to right targets too little. Driven and teal targets would be shot to the left. Left shouldered shooters will suffer the effects in reverse.

In this illustration with no Easy Hit!! bead fitted the right shouldered shooter demonstrates a 'shallow' or 'middle vision' cross dominant eye. Again the shooter will subconciously align her left eye with the bead, or the end of the barrel, and focus on the target or the point they judge to be the correct lead.

In fig 2 the shooter has locked onto the centre of the camera lens showing the more subtle and harder to detect effect of her cross eye dominance. Right to left targets would still be given too much lead and left to right targets too little. Driven and teal targets would again be shot to the left.
Again left shouldered shooters would suffer the results in reverse.

In fig 3 with the Easy Hit!! bead now fitted, this right shouldered shooter with a genuine strong dominant left eye, illustrates the beads correcting effect. The bead has convinced the brain to give presedence to the eye over the rib. The shooter will now naturally be using her correct eye to focus on the target or the point she judges to be the correct lead.

She is shown here again locked onto the centre of the camera lens showing the effect of her corrected view. She can now confidently start to enjoy her improved results and gain experience, through practice, of correct lead in crossing targets and not shoot to the left (right for left shouldered shooters) of driven targets and teal.

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Right shoulder shooter with left dominant eye

'Middle-Vision' - neither eye dominant

Eye dominance corrected by

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