So like a dumbass, I fell down a flight of stairs at work and screwed up my shoulder. Nothing glamorous for a reason, just wet boots and poor foot placement. Anyway, my screwed up shoulder is my right (dominant) one. Dr this morning diagnosed it as a sprain for now. But since I can’t raise my right arm up high enough to shoot normally, he wrote on the workman’s comp paperwork that I couldn’t carry a gun. Which led to a discussion on the fact that my left hand and arm work just fine and I can shoot pretty good w my left hand. So he grudgingly removed that restriction.
So then I had a conversation with my boss about it and he was good with me carrying with my left hand while I’m on light duty for the next few weeks. To prove it wasn’t an issue I went out and qualified on the State and City qualifications weak hand only (the 4 rounds that are to be shot from the “weak” hand I shot with my right hand from just below my nipple line since I couldn’t raise my hand higher). Didn’t shoot a perfect score, but shot a 94%.
So I got to thinking about going to a class that focuses just on this aspect of shooting (working through injuries). Who has been to a good class like this?
Side note, anyone got a spare LH AIWB holster for a G19 they wanna sell?😎