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Old October 21, 2012, 07:02 AM   #7
rebs
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I had a severe rotor cuff tear 6 years ago, it was a complete tear with retraction. I went to 5 different specialist in rotor cuff surgery and not one would recommend surgery as it was a complete tear off with retraction. It is now 6 years later and I can raise my arm above my head, It is still a problem shaving and brushing my hair or anything about that height. As far as shooting, I can shoot my AR just fine and a 243 cal and thats about as much as I can do in rifles. As for pistols I can shoot my 22, 357 mag and 1911, however I cannot shoot them with only my right hand as there is not enough strength to hold them straight our at shoulder height. I have to use both hands.
IMHO the rotor cuff injury is not to be taken lightly, go to the doc and get another MRI. You could injure it for life.
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