Here's another one on finding the dot.
https://youtu.be/8_opyuuMw1Y
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Here's another one on finding the dot.
https://youtu.be/8_opyuuMw1Y
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Thanks for expanding on the peripheral vision thing @GearFondler & @HCM.
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Recurring themes in recent PMO-specific training:
If the irons are any part of your dot presentation, just use the irons. You've given up the benefits of the dot.
When learning the dot, a gun without irons is helpful. No system mingling, no training wheel.
If you lose the dot and need a shot, it may be faster and adequate to revert to an alternative sighting/index method rather than continue to hunt the dot.
Presentation and correct dot indexing is a dry skill. If it's still a problem, that's about you - not the PMO. No excuses.
Last edited by ST911; 11-07-2021 at 02:20 PM.
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If I am not seeing the dot, fully extending my arms almost always makes the dot appear.
If you think about the long gun, the dot is attached to a long, rigid thing. With a handgun, your arms have to take the become the long, rigid thing. When your arms are not extended, the dot can be off in any direction depending upon how you are gripping.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
That all made a LOT of sense to me. I've found I present my Glock or Hellcat's iron sights quicker & FAR more consistently than I can on my PDP with the RedDot. I definitely need to practice presentation with THAT pistol a lot more.