Re: Which to focus/concentrate on .........
All,
One more thing, while I concentrate on the reticle, I have trained my brain to see the sight picture as a two dimensional object, in black and white. This is not particularly necessary using a scope; but, it is paramount when using irons, if the best results are desired. Seeing the sight picture as a two dimensional object makes it easier to understand when the target/sight relationship is consistent shot to shot. It's one of the things the best Long Range Service Rifle shooters do to produce sub MOA groups using irons, which other shooters using a scope would envy. Of course, these really good shooters still need a target big enough which can be seen as having a relationship to the sight. For me, sometimes I can't even see the 1000 yard bull and I need to find something else out there which serves the purpose of a target, like the target number board, or a brown patch of dirt.