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MasterOfNone wrote:

WildBill wrote:

AndyC wrote:Seen that a lot as well - where they use the front-sight only. The boyfriend/husband/whatever never bothered to show them how the front and rear sights should be aligned...

That happened to me once. A friend of mine borrowed her father's pistol and wanted to go the range to learn to shoot. Since she was very pretty, I agreed.

After watching her shoot a couple of targets I asked her if she was lining up the sights. "What do you mean lining up?", she asked. After drawing a quick diagram she kept them all on the target. She was a quick study.

And I bet you were watching the gun the whole time.

I knew I would get in trouble because of that comment.

Of course I was. I am the only person here who is professional enough handle that task.

I might add that I started her out with a .22LR High Standard Semiautomatic pistol. It was not until she could consistantly keep on target with the .22 that she tried the 1911.

AndyC wrote:Seen that a lot as well - where they use the front-sight only. The boyfriend/husband/whatever never bothered to show them how the front and rear sights should be aligned...

That happened to me once. A friend of mine borrowed her father's pistol and wanted to go the range to learn to shoot. Since she was very pretty, I agreed.

After watching her shoot a couple of targets I asked her if she was lining up the sights. "What do you mean lining up?", she asked. After drawing a quick diagram she kept them all on the target. She was a quick study.