Understand, I am still old enough to be yo Daddy. LOL
Do you think they may work well or help old eye, sight pictures?
I wouldn’t know, as everyone’s eye are different. If we meet up somewhere, you’re welcome to look at them.
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Understand, I am still old enough to be yo Daddy. LOL
Do you think they may work well or help old eye, sight pictures?
I figured that, thank you.I wouldn’t know, as everyone’s eye are different. If we meet up somewhere, you’re welcome to look at them.
Steyr trapezoidal sights, anything else is useless!
I have found that I got better over time and things seem to move at a slower pace nowadays. Almost slow motion in a firefight. But I remember my first firefight. I remember for a few seconds I couldn't find the safety on my SAW and my adrenaline was pumping so hard I swear my eyes and vision were beating with my heart. I saw my front sight then but it was a blur the only thing that wasn't a blur was the guy with the AK shooting at me.Not always true. Jim Cirillo was the winner of 17 gunfights. In some of the fights, he never remembers seeing the sights. In others, he said that he could have counted the serrations on his front sight blade.
My preferred setup is a serrated black rear and a tritium front.
If I’m using a light, I can see the outline of my sights and don’t need tritium on the front and rear to line up.
If I’m not using my light, and I can ID the threat, that means that either:
A. There is enough ambient light to see the outline of my sights, and therefore I don’t need to line up tritium front and rear
B. I’m so close that I’m going to “point shoot” and I don’t need a rear sight at all