I don't remember ever having anyone else ever try to correct how I did things, which like @Ryujin said upthread just ended up being terrible handwriting and an awkward mix of which hand I use to do different tasks. When I joined the Army and went to basic training, the drill sergeants asked who was left handed when we started learning to shoot and I raised my hand. They show me how to use the adaptor to fix where the empty brass ejects from since the M16 is setup for right handed shooters. I spent the rest of the afternoon being a terrible shot until a different drill sergeant finally asked which eye was my dominant eye. I didn't know, so we did a quick test and figured out I am right eye dominant and immediately found I was a great shot. Of course I ended up doing a bunch of pushups for mistakenly wasting their time by answering the question they asked (am I left handed?) and not understanding the significance of the question, having never fired a gun before. Silly me. lolComing from a sports, particularly baseball, family, I find the forced right handed stuff funny. It was entirely opposite for me growing up. My brother is already doing it for his kids lol.
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