Shotgunners focus on their target and are aware of their sights, but it’s just the opposite for handgunners. Most combat and defensive handgun instructors preach “focus on your front sight and blur your target.” Front sight acquisition and focus are tremendously aided by a bright, highly visible front sight.

Implementing the hard focus on the front sight method will allow you to shoot your handgun more quickly and accurately. Try it the next time you go to the range and compare your speed and accuracy to any other shooting method.