Flash Sight Picture... what is it and why use it?

A few subscribers asked us to talk about the use of a "flash sight picture" and how to train with it.

This term refers to getting a very quick "picture" of the sights on the target and breaking the shot as soon as the "picture" is close enough to deliver hits on the target. In the case of a "flash sight picture", the focus is on the target and a "snap shot" very fast look at the sights. This technique is not seeking perfer rear and front sight focus. Nor is this used for shots requiring precision.

We found this technique can speed up the presentation.

We love to hear your thoughts about using the technique and why you do or don't like it! Please share your comments.