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Congratulations to Jerry and Chuck! Both of you have been tearing up the matches this year. Now, just don't quit like that Pistol Something-or-Other guy.
Whose hands and eyes, Jerry's? Dave, after 40 or so, all our eyes start to be an issue one way or another. Hands, again, welcome to the aging process. Advil is our friend! Don't forget the knees, they go too.
That's nothing. I'm -12 and have been wearing glasses or contacts since age 8.I've had bad eyes since college. When people whine about getting +1.25 lenses or something like that I laugh. I'm +4.0, +3.50. It's really great that us people in our late 40s can be competitive.
That's nothing. I'm -12 and have been wearing glasses or contacts since age 8.
The problem isn't the correction as I correct to 20-20. The problem is when you get older and have presbyopia and can no longer focus on the front sight.
That's nothing. I'm -12 and have been wearing glasses or contacts since age 8.
The problem isn't the correction as I correct to 20-20. The problem is when you get older and have presbyopia and can no longer focus on the front sight.
This coming from the guy that said RM3Gun had too much aiming!Front sight focus is over rated
You use target focus? I've seldom been able to do that well except for very close range.Front sight focus is over rated
This coming from the guy that said RM3Gun had too much aiming!
You use target focus? I've seldom been able to do that well except for very close range.
That's pretty much what I try to do.Let's see what Mike has to say about this. For me... the further the targets, the more clear the front sight needs to be. At 10 yds I'm definitely looking at my sights still, even at 7 yards... but I don't think my focus is as strong as say the 20 yd shots. I only use target focus on targets about 3 yards and closer- and even then I still see them.
Let's see what Mike has to say about this. For me... the further the targets, the more clear the front sight needs to be. At 10 yds I'm definitely looking at my sights still, even at 7 yards... but I don't think my focus is as strong as say the 20 yd shots. I only use target focus on targets about 3 yards and closer- and even then I still see them. My problem is my horizontal hold is usually good... I tend to break shots when the front sight is centered laterally... but sometimes the post is high or low in the notch.
Why not start another thread.......That's nothing. I'm -12 and have been wearing glasses or contacts since age 8.
The problem isn't the correction as I correct to 20-20. The problem is when you get older and have presbyopia and can no longer focus on the front sight.