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" You can't really call it a ghost ring. The ghost ring is so-named because of its close proximity to the eye and the fact that it is so large, it almost completely disappears when a RIFLE is shouldered."
Now that is the first thing that you've said that I can actually agree with. About the proper use of the name "ghost ring", you are correct, sir.
An aperture sight mounted such that it is not close to the eye should probably simply be called an "aperture sight". OK ?
About the rest of it.....well, we'll just have to agree to disagree.
Regardless, believe what you will. The rest of us will go on actually DOING it.
Any further discussion is probably pointless, because it seems, from your comments (and the tone in which they have been delivered), that YOU are not open to thinking anywhere but solidly INSIDE the box. If you don't understand or accept alternate concepts, then arguing or discussing the finer points of them is quite useless. So be it.
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