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Talon66 · October 14, 2005, 05:18 PM

..increases depth perception which is a good thing! For the distances involved using a handgun, it's not necessary to get a "perfect" alignment of your sights (eg. shooting a rifle at a target 200 yards away with open sights). Determine which eye is your dominant eye, get your sight alignment in front of that sight, acquire the "flash sight picture" and the bluriness should become nonexistent.

October 14, 2005, 05:18 PM	#5
Talon66 Senior Member Join Date: May 1, 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 105	Both eyes open... ..increases depth perception which is a good thing! For the distances involved using a handgun, it's not necessary to get a "perfect" alignment of your sights (eg. shooting a rifle at a target 200 yards away with open sights). Determine which eye is your dominant eye, get your sight alignment in front of that sight, acquire the "flash sight picture" and the bluriness should become nonexistent. __________________ "The only thing you can assume about a broken down old man is that he's a survivor." -- Joseph Sarno "The Way of the Gun" Last edited by Talon66; October 14, 2005 at 08:17 PM.