I had a list ot details to answer to give us some help and the computer ate them and I am TOO lazy to retype so just list all of the details and differences in the two shooting session and interveneing activities.
LouisB
Posts: 4267 | Location: TN USA | Registered: 17 March 2002
YOU ARE CLOSE , It was me. I shot all day today, and sure enough, when the sun was in the position it is when I usually shoot, my groups went back to one hole, I noticed the sights got really sharp and clear when the sun was on them. And realized when it wasnt the sights are a little blurry. Its just my darn eyes are going bad up close.
Posts: 108 | Location: Ga | Registered: 17 June 2003
quote:Originally posted by Bulletman: YOU ARE CLOSE , It was me. I shot all day today, and sure enough, when the sun was in the position it is when I usually shoot, my groups went back to one hole, I noticed the sights got really sharp and clear when the sun was on them. And realized when it wasnt the sights are a little blurry. Its just my darn eyes are going bad up close.
Thats a bummer mate, mine are so bad I am about restricted to scope use only now. Long distance vision is great - it is a real piss off to see a target clearly and not be able to sight on it.
[ 11-02-2003, 06:08: Message edited by: HiWall ]
Posts: 323 | Location: Back Home in Aus. | Registered: 24 September 2001
I've been dealing with an eye disease for some time and as a former IMHSA shooter was very frustrated with my inability to use open sights effectively. I switched to a peep on my long guns with an AO front sight and can shoot acceptable groups now, 1 1/2" to 2" at 100 yards. The peep sight has always been the poor man's scope and it functions well for us old blind farts, try one you may gain back your iron sight shooting ability.
Posts: 273 | Location: Georgia | Registered: 24 May 2002
You can also try this, take a small piece of black electrical tape, fold it in half, cut a 1/8" hole in it, pull it back apart and place it over the lens of your glasses on your dominate eye and you will focus the sights like you did 25yrs ago. There is a swing away device that attaches to your frames. Can't remember the name of it, but it is advertised in Muzzle Blasts.
Posts: 56 | Location: Howard City, Michigan | Registered: 04 November 2003