My Legion was my first pistol purchase and the first handgun I ever shot. Before I got it I spent many hours looking at videos and reading forums about how to shoot and aim. I learned the focus should be all on the front sight. A couple dry fire sessions with the Legion and it's beautiful X-Ray sights and it was pretty easy to focus on just the front site with both eyes open.
I just recently got a Sar Arms K2 45, that has 3 white dots. I took it to the range and had a hard time being able to focus on the front sight. It made me appreciate the blacked out rear sights on the Legion. The are there to line up the shot, but are so muted the easily disappear into the background.
I have very little time with the K2, is it just something I need to practice? Ideally I would love to put X-Ray sights on there but don't think that is an option due to cost and the work it would take. As horrible as this sounds, I was thinking about taking a sharpie to the rear sights.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I just recently got a Sar Arms K2 45, that has 3 white dots. I took it to the range and had a hard time being able to focus on the front sight. It made me appreciate the blacked out rear sights on the Legion. The are there to line up the shot, but are so muted the easily disappear into the background.
I have very little time with the K2, is it just something I need to practice? Ideally I would love to put X-Ray sights on there but don't think that is an option due to cost and the work it would take. As horrible as this sounds, I was thinking about taking a sharpie to the rear sights.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.