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Originally Posted by displacedinMN
No guarantee I will even buy a pistol. But I was surprised than when shit went down here, my wife said she would be ok with it.
If I did get a pistol, it would have to be in a very secure place. Even when the kids leave the house.
One thing is for sure, if I shoot as bad as I swing a club or a bat, or drive a straight line-we are all in trouble.
Right handed, left eye dominant. Really dominant.
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I’m also Right Handed left eye dominant.
I don’t pretend to be any kind of marksman. But the reason I’m not Isn't the eye. My target acquisition and sight/optic usage is good enough with a little practice. That aspect is far better than my weapon stability and trigger control.
I’m sure there are more qualified people than me to talk about it but it pretty much comes down to cocking your head to get the dominant eye down the sight or shutting the dominant eye to make the non-dominant one operate the sight.
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Originally Posted by mac459
Buy a pistol you can mount a laser on. That will cut the need to aim, down the sights. If you can’t afford to get both at the same time, leave both eyes open. Within self defense range, you point and get the front sight post on target.
Try to practice lining the front post with the tip of your nose. Imagine a broom stick from your nose to the front sight post, everywhere your nose points so does the pistol.
Look into small bedside safes, that can be biometric open or pin code.
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Any advice on the biometric safe?