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OK so you mounted a scope on your evil black rifle.
You can still use it for CQB regardless of scope power.
Here is what you need to do...
Sight up as if you were using the scope but leave both eyes open.
You will see the CQB target area with your non scope eye.
You will see the scope reticle with your scope eye.
Your brain will automatically superimpose the cross hairs over the CQB target.
OK here is the drawback...your point of aim is not going to be sub MOA accurate but in CQB it does not need to be. With a little practice you can use this technique to snap shoot a target in a CQB environment. Lets face it any sighting system is better than no sighting system.
Practice this often but for only short periods of time so you do not develop eye strain. It works. It is effective. It is very seldom taught in tactical training schools.
You can still use it for CQB regardless of scope power.
Here is what you need to do...
Sight up as if you were using the scope but leave both eyes open.
You will see the CQB target area with your non scope eye.
You will see the scope reticle with your scope eye.
Your brain will automatically superimpose the cross hairs over the CQB target.
OK here is the drawback...your point of aim is not going to be sub MOA accurate but in CQB it does not need to be. With a little practice you can use this technique to snap shoot a target in a CQB environment. Lets face it any sighting system is better than no sighting system.
Practice this often but for only short periods of time so you do not develop eye strain. It works. It is effective. It is very seldom taught in tactical training schools.