Glenn E. Meyer
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About seeing your front sights. Jim Cirillo, IIRC, said that he saw his front sights in crystal clarity. He might have been the one that said the serrations on the front blade stood out.
This has a basis on in neurophysiology as focused attention on a target enhances the contrast of the target and specifically enhances the higher spatial frequencies (details for those who aren't vision cognoscenti).
Of course if you don't get the front sight to fall on the fovea - this won't happen.
I might suggest that posts that aren't really attuned with modern performance science and are just wisecracks - aren't useful. That's a hint.
This has a basis on in neurophysiology as focused attention on a target enhances the contrast of the target and specifically enhances the higher spatial frequencies (details for those who aren't vision cognoscenti).
Of course if you don't get the front sight to fall on the fovea - this won't happen.
I might suggest that posts that aren't really attuned with modern performance science and are just wisecracks - aren't useful. That's a hint.