[header] How to aim a pistol [title] Aim with your dominant eye. [step] Aiming with both eyes is next to impossible, so you need to take aim with your dominant eye. Your dominant eye presents a more accurate picture of your surroundings than your non-dominant eye.
[header] How to aim a pistol [title] Aim with your dominant eye. [step] Aiming with both eyes is next to impossible, so you need to take aim with your dominant eye. Your dominant eye presents a more accurate picture of your surroundings than your non-dominant eye.
[substeps] Your dominant eye is usually lines up with your dominant hand, but this is not always the case. To determine which eye is your dominant one, form a 1-inch (2.5-cm) circle with your thumb and index finger. Furthermore, your dominant eye will tilt in an uncertain direction, a make for a cloudy shot. Aiming in the direction that you are looking will create false angles in your shot, resulting in some accidental discharge. While you might be able to see something around you easily, taking steady aim in your dominant eye can be a difficult task. [substeps] Keep your eyes pointed at a fixed fixed point, like the front of a chair or the underside of a table. [substeps] If you are using your dominant eye to focus on an object, you may as well use it to judge your position. [title] Target in a direction you would normally look from.