The goal is to be target focused and not be looking through the window of the red dot to see the sight on the target. You should be looking to a spot on the target that you want to shoot, the dot shows up at that spot and then you shoot. If you're looking through the window, then your following the gun around with your eyes. The gun should be following your eyes. If you're doing it right, the image you see won't change whether the dot is covered or not. Another thing to try is dimming it way down (for training purposes, obviously you want to be able to see it on a sunny day outside). A bright dot attracts your focus back to the dot when it should be on the target.
training red dot with the front covered?
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what kind of tape are you guys using?