AGreenSmudge

Thanks! IDPA and general weekend at the range stuff. Last match I used a borrowed Glock 19, now I use a Steyr S9-A1, but haven't shot a match since I got it.

I was reading the two eyes thread and started thinking about this. I've been shooting pistols for about two years and got formal training late last year. My question is what should I actually be focusing (I.E. clear, sharp image) on? I know you're supposed to watch the front sight with your dominant eye. My current style is is to actually sharp focus with eyes converged on the target, but my mental focus is watching the front sight in the peripheral vision in my right eye and lining it up with the target. Is this correct, or should I be focusing with everything on the front sight? If I do that I get a double vision target and the further the target is away the harder it is to actaully see it. I may bust out the camera and try to show y'all what I mean if it doesn't make sense.

Awesome! When I get my AR setup and some more ammo stored up I may join y'all.

I shot one event with DAPS at Elm Fork before the craze set in. I have been to a few Cross Timbers events where my gf was shooting. I haven't had enough time to find a regular group yet.

My pistol inst. recommended me to this site. I've been shooting now for a couple of years and quickly built up a small arsenal and joined IDPA just in time for the ammo crunch. (D'oh!) But I'm excited to hone my shooting skills in all respects as things loosen up a bit.