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Originally posted by BadMuther
It has a time and place........for close ranges 0-15 yards, I use a variation of it called "target focus" developed by California Highway patrol......basically you look through your sites while focusing on the target.
I've practiced enough with it, that I am pretty quick with it, and all my shots are in about a 4 inch circle at that range.
Some folks will slam this technique, but it works for me.
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Some other FI's in my department are die hard Jeff Copper fans and will only teach front site flash techniques. I (personally) use and teach what you are talking about BadMuther looking through your sites but concentrating on C.O.M. from 0-10 yards. Some people (usually the ones who are the faster shooters) Like the technique.
We also teach a body indexing where you square you shoulders with the target and shoot from the top of the hoslter for 0-3 feet.
I believe point shooting has its place as long as it is practiced!