03-30-2011, 07:29 PM
That is how I have always shot. A mildly blurry front sight in the center of a clear target makes more sense to me than a very clear front sight in the middle of a blurry target. The latter is especially worse when the target has poor contrast with its background (hunting).
I line up my sights loosely on the target, focus on the front sight briefly to ensure its centered in the aperture, and from then on I focus on the target. By and large, your eyes automatically align the aperture and front sight.
I line up my sights loosely on the target, focus on the front sight briefly to ensure its centered in the aperture, and from then on I focus on the target. By and large, your eyes automatically align the aperture and front sight.