... argues the Weapons Man. In the past, the primary arguments for using optical sights on a tactical/defensive weapon has focused on durability issues. That is probably a moot issue now, at least with the mid- to high-range priced optics. So the Weapons Man's article focuses on why an optical sight is superior to an iron sight simply from the aspects of human physiology and human factors.
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Book Review: "Making the Best of Basics" by James Talmage Stevens
I recently purchased Making the Best of Basics by James Talmage Stevens at a used book store. The book was notable because it has a large se...
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