Last weekend I found myself hitting high or just over 8" plates while practicing a stage with my shadow. While shooting slow, I line up the tops of the sights, but shooting faster, I find myself watching the fiber optic and not the top of the front sight. It made me wonder if I should move my rear sight to make the red dot on my front sight the POI.





Figured I might ask for some of your guys opinions.





By the way, I'm digging the CZ.





Scoot

 

The top of the blade should be your POI.

Guessing I'm trying to shoot too fast. I'll slow down and watch for the top of the blade and not the dot. Thanks.

remove the fiber optic.

For long distance shots, I only used the dot to indicate the sights are close enough to focus on aligning the post and notch. With practice, my point of aim is good enough I don't even see the dot before fine tuning the aim.

For medium range targets, I only align the dot in the notch. I shoot where the dot is. It is minute of A zone accurate.

For very close targets, I only point the gun the general direction. I rarely see the dot or sights.

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