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Paulie

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I was dry firing they other day and noticed that my eye was looking for the sight just before the front sight got where it needed to go off a draw.

 

Instead of keeping my eyes on the target and rising the gun where it needed to go, I was inadvertently “looking it off” from where it needed to go by seeking it prematurely. The result was proper sight alignment but a sight picture a few inches under where I intended to shoot. Does that make any sense? 

 

I have dry fired enough to automatically draw the sight to my eye but my eagerness to break the shot was interrupting that process. Inadequate visual patience. 

 

Not sure if that’s a really silly error or not but thought I’d share it. 

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Quite a bit actually.

 

I chalk it up to subconscious effort to speed up acquisition of the front sight. The opposite is true...is lands me low and I waste a little time adjusting. 

 

 

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