This is Shepherd Humphries with the Jackson Hole Shooting Experience and Stoker. Here to talk to you today about front sight, the importance of a front sight. When you're shooting a pistol, you want to have your eye aligned with a front sight. And the reason for this is that if we align our eye with a rear sight or the target, we're not just going to be as accurate. Whereas if our eye is focused on the front sight, perhaps the rear sight is a little bit blurry, perhaps the target is a little bit blurry, that's okay. All we care about is having that front sight crisp and clear. Here's how I like to remember it. Imagine your name is inscribed on the front sight in very fine font. And if you're thinking about that and you're really focusing on it, you'd be surprised how magically your shots start getting closer to center. There are other factors obviously, and we'll talk about those in other episodes, but getting that front sight crisp and clear in your view, kind of a big deal. This is Shepherd Humphries with the Jackson Hole Shooting Experience and Stoker, hoping you hit your target every time right on.