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This video highlights the difference between a "Hard Target Focus" and a "Hard Front-Sight Focus", and how to bridge the gap between the two for enhanced accuracy while shooting a handgun with traditional iron sights.
Also included is a method for presenting the handgun for maximum efficiency into your line-of-sight to rapidly acquire either your front sight, or your dot if your pistol is equipped with a Red Dot Sight.
The other companion videos mentioned can be found in this playlist:
• New Handgun Owner Series
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 The 3 Competing things to focus on within our Visual Field
00:28 Importance of 'Hard Target Focus'
00:59 Using Tunnel Vision to Our Advantage
01:31 Shifting to 'Hard Front-Sight Focus'
02:11 Sympathetic Nervous System & Impact of Vision
03:35 Technique for Easily Picking Up Front Sight or Red Dot During Presentation
04:06 Focal Length When Using a Red Dot Sight
05:23 Refining Your Technique to Build Muscle Memory