>>64180300
>Argue what?
I have confidence you'll find something.
Importantly, you need to learn slow fire target shooting techniques with them first, then you can apply that knowledge to more practical shooting. And for some reason the two or three of you 'regulars' that are confidently and aggressively wrong refuse to crawl before trying to set sprint records.
So that's step one, don't try to do any John wicked shit with no foundation.
You also need to learn that while the sights obscure more of the target, they're not any less precise if you aling them properly. If your sights are perfectly squared the deviation between shots will be the muzzle movement, which should be squared perpendicular to the target, and therefore limited to the physical movement of the gun at your hands.
Perfectly aligned sights and a 1/2" "shake/sway" in your hands is 1/2" on paper. At 5yds AND 50yds.
It doesn't matter that your sights cover a 24" target because you're not lining up a target, you're lining up two pieces of steel that are 4" apart.
And very Importantly, you need to learn to position yourself on a natural point of aim, like a precision rifle, so your sights don't drift left/right across the range from muscle tightness.
This is the REAL reason isosceles is the king shit stance, it doesn't impart muscle tension like weaver does (push/pull will absolutely fuck you, especially when you're pushing 0.18 splits or less and you need the gun to only move vertically under recoil.)
