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Post by bradshaw on Apr 24, 2024 17:46:40 GMT -5
***** This photo translates to a static image the difficulty of hitting a moving target against a cluttered background.... the challenge to bring sights to the eye without the anchor of a buttstock.... a split-second to snap your eye from target to front sight, (with rear sight attached).... while tracking target across a field of visual noise. Camera focused on the background, it nevertheless illuminates difficulty of holding front sight against the kaleidoscope of motion behind it.... then timing squeeze to put the bullet where the target will be when the bullet gets there. Without light on black sights, black sights grow blind on a moving target against a mottled background. The Ronnie Wells/Fermin Garza sight has options of greater versatility than regular irons. Some shooters prefer a wide rear notch to put more light around the front sight. This generally favors speed, and for some shooters plainly makes it easier to read their sight picture. For others, this shooter included, a rear notch which nearly hugs the rear sight flattens the PLANE of the front & rear sight. David Bradshaw
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