g.willikers
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Somewhere, (can't remember exactly), there was a very interesting demonstration about how good a sight picture is really necessary for self defense.
According to the video, it doesn't have to be a very good one to get effective results.
The person doing the demonstration had a camera mounted so as to be able to see the sights on the pistol.
Even when they were noticeably off center, the hits on a IDPA target at about seven yards were still in the A zone.
Plenty good enough for self defense.
The conclusion was to spend more practice on the draw time and trigger control than worrying about shooting tight groups.
According to the video, it doesn't have to be a very good one to get effective results.
The person doing the demonstration had a camera mounted so as to be able to see the sights on the pistol.
Even when they were noticeably off center, the hits on a IDPA target at about seven yards were still in the A zone.
Plenty good enough for self defense.
The conclusion was to spend more practice on the draw time and trigger control than worrying about shooting tight groups.