We've all been taught to focus on the front sight as the shot is being executed. Fine, but what is the proper technique after the pistol's been
fired? Do you:
A.) Maintain constant focus on the front sight. Watch it as the pistol moves upwards from recoil. Continue focusing on it as the pistol comes
back down during recovery. In other words, your eye constantly "tracks/watches" the sight as a series of multiple rounds are fired.
B.) Focus on front as trigger's pulled. As pistol recoils, you don't "track/follow" sight with your eye. Instead, you're just staring straight
ahead, off into the distance in front of you. You are not intensely focusing on anything. The pistol and it's front sight have now come back
down from the recoil. They have now been presented back into your line of sight once again. Your focus now shifts onto the front sight as
you prepare to fire the next round in the series.
I've been experimenting with both methods. Is there an advantage of one over the other? Which one is correct? Or is it just a matter of
personal preference. Hope I've explained this clearly for you. Any comments? Thank you!
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