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You can easily shoot red dot when you're proficient with irons, but not the other way around. Red dot training can produce bad fundamental mechanics and you'll never know it until the battery goes out. Train with iron sights.

You can easily shoot red dot when you're proficient with irons, but not the other way around. Red dot training can produce bad fundamental mechanics and you'll never know it until the battery goes out. Train with iron sights.
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[–] • 1 pt

I've seen guys' red dots fail during training and they were clueless how to proceed. Of course they hadn't ever zeroed their irons (what is co-witness?) so the rest of the training day was a waste for them.

I don't think I know the difference between accuracy and precision. Learn me something, what is it?

[–] • 1 pt (edited )

Accuracy is within a range, while precision is exact. Say, the 'A' zone on an USPSA target could constitute accuracy, putting a round in the center of A is precise - or better a group fist size versus a group at the same distance half-dollar size.