You can use brute force and do 100s or 1000s of reps OR you can use my simple, quick process and be dialed in in a few minutes.
While others are struggling for weeks or months to make the switch, you can do it in a single shot.
(This has caused some to bristle and call "B.S."...until they actually read the book and see how.)
We want a technique that will let us practice on either irons or a red dot AND have that practice transfer over to performing with either irons or a red dot.
You'll learn how to quickly make effective hits when you can't find your dot, when your window's blocked, or if your dot breaks or completely flies off of your gun! (Hint: the answer is NOT tall suppressor sights that block half of the window)
We're a few decades into this whole "red dots on pistols" experiment and we've learned how to make them reliable...but the internet is still full of fuddlore and really bad advice that people claim is "good enough" but will just create frustration and heartache. We cut through the bull with a knife and give you the proven methods of mounting your optic when failure's not an option.
"I am an iron sight shooter from Day One, and I am fortunate that my eyesight is still good. Everyone else was jumping on the red dot bandwagon, so I decided to try it.
I am one of the people who had prolonged difficulty making the switch. It got to the point that I converted 3 of 4 guns back to irons because of my frustration.
I saw your FB ad many times on my feed, and just scrolled past it. When I made the decision to go back to irons, I told myself that I should at least read the ad. The excerpts looked interesting and the price was unbelievable. I ordered the book.
In the first 3 chapters, it changed my opinion of red dots. In those early chapters, I learned why I couldn't find the dot. I ran to the gun safe and grabbed the one handgun, a Walther PPQ Q5 that still had the Holosun mounted. Just a little dry fire proved that the advice in the beginning of your book was going to set me on a path to "red dot mastery".
I was so concerned about finding the dot, that I was ignoring one of the basic defensive fundamentals - keep your eyes on the threat. I was looking at the back of the Holosun, in an attempt to find the dot before the gun was lined up with the target. When I never took my eyes off the target, and brought the gun up to my line of sight, half the battle was over. After just a short time, I was finding the dot quickly.
This is the most amazing book I have ever read related to shooting. Just the list of credits in the intro is impressive. It's a little too technical for me, and I need to reread some parts a number of times, but it has helped this 30+ year shooter learn to shoot with a red dot."
-James in New York (30+ year shooter & instructor)