The Art of Modern Gunfighting The Pistol by Scott Reitz

Author:Scott Reitz
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: INTACT Publishing
Published: 2012-09-28T00:00:00+00:00

1. First, be sure you’re looking through the sights, not over them. Your pistol should be at eye level, and you should be looking through the rear sight and not over it. Your visual focus is on the sights as they align with one another and the relationship of that alignment with the target.

2. Achieve the proper sight picture, which has four key elements.

• The front sight should be in crystal clear focus. You should be focused to the extent that you can discern every nuance and physical characteristic of the front sight itself.

• The rear sight should be somewhat diffused and the target even more diffused. Reason: the human eye can only focus on one focal plane - that is, at one distance—at one time.

• The top of the front sight should be perfectly level with the tops of the rear sight, and there should be two equidistant bars of light on either side of the front sight relative to the rear.

• The top center of the front sight should ‘intersect’ the point on the target which you want the bullet to impact.

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