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ExpatNJ
5 years ago
Before screening the video, I vote YES; it is better to shoot handguns with both eyes open.
As a survivor of an armed home invasion in the middle of the night, I found keeping both eyes open while aiming/shooting helps a defender perform two essential tasks:
– identify attackers in low-light level conditions
– prevent ‘tunnel-vision’, allowing location of, and preventing fire upon, friendlies
As always, I won’t be responsible for your particular circumstances. YMMV.
This article is filed under the category(s) Firearms,Guns and was published October 20th, 2021 by Herschel Smith.
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Before screening the video, I vote YES; it is better to shoot handguns with both eyes open.
As a survivor of an armed home invasion in the middle of the night, I found keeping both eyes open while aiming/shooting helps a defender perform two essential tasks:
– identify attackers in low-light level conditions
– prevent ‘tunnel-vision’, allowing location of, and preventing fire upon, friendlies
As always, I won’t be responsible for your particular circumstances. YMMV.