Finding The Dot Weak-handed

[ErikW]

I've noticed that if I can't find the C-More dot shooting weak hand, firing a shot brings it into view. This isn't especially helpful for Virginia count standards, which are likely what you are doing if you are shooting weak hand.

[Flexmoney]

You could always try my little trick....instead of going weak-hand...just shoot strong-hand and take the penalties. Of course, 80 penalty points doesn't seem to help out the hit factor much.

[ErikW]

Pull yourself together, man! If you are going to take the penalties, you might as well shoot two-handed.

[Flexmoney]

...and I thought I was a gamer.

[Steve Anderson]

There's a lesson here, and a second question.

SA

[Loves2Shoot]

I find if I bring the gun high to my face look, at the adjustment knob, and push the gun strait out, I have no problems finding the dot. It usually is a tad low in the glass, but it is there most all the time.

[eric nielsen]

http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?...opic=8904&st=15

I put up a post about natural arm position vs. natural eye position. Applies to finding the dot too, even more than iron sites.

[George]

I found that canting the heck out of the gun brought the lens back over to where it normally is for me freestyle and I can find it reliably that way. I also wind up canting stronghand back left a bit too. I wind up shooting both my open guns with dots this way, almost flat weakhand (homeboy style!), and about 45 degrees stronghand. I also find myself canting iron sights a bit too lately. I'm not sure when I started doing it over the past couple of years, but I realized it, evaluated it and kept doing it. I seem to remember reading about canting the gun to your natural eye position in Brian's book, I just don't remember seeing anything about this radical of a cant anywhere. Works for me.

Regards,