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WhyteP38 · November 25, 2005, 07:08 PM

He did, but I can't remember exactly why. I *believe* it had something to do with a 6 o'clock hold allowing you to see the target better. However, you're supposed to concentrate on your front sight, and I don't remember how the 6 o'clock hold and the target view are linked to concentrating on your front sight.

I didn't bother to write down his reason because I'm a self-defense shooter, not a bullseye shooter, so I shoot POA. I'm sure some bullseye shooters could clear that up for you, or you might be able to e-mail the AMU and ask them.

November 25, 2005, 07:08 PM	#4
WhyteP38 Senior Member Join Date: September 22, 2005 Location: Behind a keyboard. Posts: 1,565	He did, but I can't remember exactly why. I believe it had something to do with a 6 o'clock hold allowing you to see the target better. However, you're supposed to concentrate on your front sight, and I don't remember how the 6 o'clock hold and the target view are linked to concentrating on your front sight. I didn't bother to write down his reason because I'm a self-defense shooter, not a bullseye shooter, so I shoot POA. I'm sure some bullseye shooters could clear that up for you, or you might be able to e-mail the AMU and ask them.