04-18-2023, 08:06 AM
Back in my younger years, I studied to become a jeweler. It never worked out, but we were taught that when using a loupe, not to close the eye not looking through the loupe. The purpose was so that you could maintain situational awareness and make sure the person you are dealing with isn't stealing from you while you examine and item under the loupe.
That made perfect sense and it stayed with me. I shoot iron sight pistols and rifles and scoped rifles with both eyes open. In the daytime, it gives me better overall situational awareness. At night, it gives me limited benefit for things in close proximity.
That made perfect sense and it stayed with me. I shoot iron sight pistols and rifles and scoped rifles with both eyes open. In the daytime, it gives me better overall situational awareness. At night, it gives me limited benefit for things in close proximity.
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