Learning to Shoot
When presented with evidence contrary to a previously held notion, a reasonable person accepts the facts as they are and moves on from there. One of the weakest excuses to avoid accepting these facts is "well, I'm just old school." Someone thusly claiming to be "old school" is essentially saying, "you're right, but I'm going to continue to be of the opinion that this isn't fact yet, despite this evidence." There was a spirited online debate about iron sights vs optics for fundamental marksmanship training. Old School - The optimum scenario would be a 25 yard zero of the iron sights(AR) then sighting in your optics AFTER zero. Optics are a crutch. They run out of batteries and can be broken very easily. Proficiency with iron sights is the basis of BRM (Editor's note: BRM is Basic Rifle Marksmanship - from the US Army) The Rifleman - I'm torn. I've competed with irons at 600. Held my own. However, we also have the techno...