Could you still operate with only one eye? How about only one

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By not being a pussy faggot

>>33872756
you wont be able to operate with a red dot

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>>33872756

>>33872756
It's okay when you can still feel it on your arms, and your legs.

>>33872756
It's been known to happen.

Various people who fought in WW1/2 and afterwards have been known to have prosthetics and a missing eye.

Then we also have that dude with the prosthetic leg who's on a seal team or something.
The sniper guy.

I would imagine that the missing eye would be the biggest problem in this day in age though.

>>33872756

Mike panonne
Lost right eye in breaching charge explosion
Better with a gun than anyone on this board
Google Ctt solutions and YouTube for proof

Dumb question, but let's say you've lost your right eye but still want to shoot right-handed. Are there like really tall 45 degree sights that could line up with your left eye while shoulder the rifle on your right side?

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>>33872756
Pic related (Carl Brashear) was a navy diver, lost his leg while recovering a nuclear bomb in 1966, he recovered, recertified as a navy diver and retired as a Master Chief in 79. He wasn't a combat diver but I think it's still bad ass as fuck.
"It's not a sin to get knocked down; it's a sin to stay down"

Cybernetics are just around the corner OP. Street sams soon.

>>33872756
Legally blind in one eye... hasn't stopped me yet!

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>>33873027
>needing to see to aim

>>33872756
Well I can't, I lost my right eye in an accident years ago and was denied entry to the army (for any role) because I won't be able to pass weapons training.

Ironic, the thing I love most stopped me. Guns, that is. Not the SA80.