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With a handgun, train your self to focus on the front sight with both eyes open. That's all you have to do. Rear sight is fuzzy, target is fuzzy. We can only focus at one distance at a time. Two eyes open has enhanced my accuracy, and obviously it enhances peripheral vision and depth perception.

Rifles are still a work in process for me. I am cross eye dominant and this causes a problem for me. I have always taped over my shooting glasses on the dominant side. I am working on closing my dominant eye before orienting my body towards the target, aligning the sights, and getting my sight picture with my non-dominant eye. Jury is still out on that.

[QUOTE="RKBA Personal Safety, post: 1919400, member: 22921"] With a handgun, train your self to focus on the front sight with both eyes open. That's all you have to do. Rear sight is fuzzy, target is fuzzy. We can only focus at one distance at a time. Two eyes open has enhanced my accuracy, and obviously it enhances peripheral vision and depth perception. Rifles are still a work in process for me. I am cross eye dominant and this causes a problem for me. I have always taped over my shooting glasses on the dominant side. I am working on closing my dominant eye before orienting my body towards the target, aligning the sights, and getting my sight picture with my non-dominant eye. Jury is still out on that. [/QUOTE]

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