Essential Red Dot Training || Occluded Shooting

I wish they never undated their website. The prices are not as competitive as they used to be and the website is snail slow and mostly shows out of stock items. Sometimes growth moves good companies backwards

How about you quite pushing more items to purchase and instead ship the item that we purchased months ago. Been waiting over 5 months now same excuse warehouse is behind no eta 2 different orders. I am calling it BDU of old is no more. Today it is a scam they are taking money not shipping orders. I don’t believe they even have the products.

I'm able to do this with my big dot sites.. both eyes open looking downrange and I superimpose that big ass dot into my target.. it works great!

Well you’ve explained this the best so far that I’ve seen thanks!!!

What if you are right handed but left eye dominant?

Does the dot have to be zeroed first ? Before you tape it

Good stuff...I took a red dot class recently and we did occluded front shooting, but they didn't explain why or how it works.

Do we really have to use the word occluded? 97% of the gun world has never heard the word. How bout just covered

Great video they have this product out now called opti gard what's your take on it and would u use this product for conceal carry with the lens cover on?

This is amazing, I thought I would hate the concept but I don't, it's amazing. Well done.

The first red dots worked this way.

This is fucking crazy and definitely works based on your results. I wish I had a range in my backyard!!!

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Freaking genius! Great video sir 👍🏻

Agree 100%

That's a good tip.

One of the reasons I preferred an Aimpoint on my M4 patrol carbine, is because of the flip-off front cap- if I wanted to use the Bindon Aiming Concept, I just close the front cap.

Great video, just what I was looking for.

Ive been trying to keep both eyes open shooting a scoped rifle. I see 2 sight pictures. Do you have thoughts on using this technique for that ?

Interesting, I would have thought since we want to focus on the target, that we would use our dominant eye for the target, not the dot. I am just in my first few days with a red dot. I have been dry firing at home, working on my index. It's horrible so far, but i was definitely using my dominant eye on the target.