Natural RDS Dot Movement and Sight Picture

"There's a lot of stuff in there that doesn't react well to gun fire and I want to hit all of that" I don't know why I found that so funny but I did.

great info as always

Absolutely love your videos you teach me so much every time I watch please keep them coming

Absolutely the best video on understanding a red dot sight. Very well done

Glad your doing this series, i got a rds for my pistol and first time out was very disappointing, been working on it and its coming along but your philosophy helps emensly.

All this is what I need to see and learn. I have a pistol in a shop having a slide milled for an RMR 6.5moa dot. I have gone back through all the RMR/RDS videos you have uploaded before deciding on moving to an RMR. Thank you.

Really great explanations! Thank you for taking the time to put these videos together!

Excellent topic, can't wait for the the rest of the series. Thank you sir!

Love these RDS vids, bought a p320 rx as a result of them and have been carrying it daily, so much better than just irons on a pistol, especially for sub par vision

Great video, cannot wait for the rest of the series. I am new to shooting red-dot on my carry gun and this is perfect timing.

You know your craft! Excellent video. Thank you.

Thank you. I am a new RDS shooter and this was extremely helpful.

Your lessons are simply unmatched! Thank you for sharing. Best regards from California. 👍💙🇺🇸

Eagerly looking forward to the next installment. This is completely encyclopedic and engrossing for me. It explains a lot and helps me to process how to establish GOOD habits. Thank you sir!

This is going to be a great video series.

Just found the Sage Dynamics channel while looking for optic info.. Color me subscribed! Aaron is extremely articulate and informative. Bravo, good sir, bravo.

Thanks for sharing your wisdom on the subject. I am going to get a Gen 5 Glock 19 MOS this week and wasn't sure which brand RDS and dot size to get, and you helped clarify everything with your videos on the subject.

Just acquired the 9mm compact RX conversion for my carry size p320 Sig (originally bought in 40 S&W). I have yet to take it to the range (I'm a range safety officer at a local gun club), and before doing so, and because an RMR is new to me, I wanted to search for succinct expert explanation/instruction on its use. And boy am I glad I found you. Thank you, thank you for your "series" of videos on this subject. I wrote this because I particularly wanted you to know that your "pitching a baseball, throwing a football" analogy for understanding the over-arching eye/hand co-ordination importance within the aiming process really hit home with me, as in my younger days I was a karate instructor who certainly knows the value of eye/hand/foot to target importance. It was extremely meaningful in my "new" understanding, not only of the use of an RMR handgun, but to shooting in general. I am now a retired yet vibrant 74 and always just an okay shooter, never what I'd describe as real good. I do however feel confident that the techniques your videos have covered will help be better in the future, and after verifying zero of my new configuration of the gun I plan to carry, I can't wait to go and make more acceptably grouped holes. Thank you again from a new subscribing fan.

Couldn’t find anyone to explain the dot in the window importance, and you clarified it beautifully.

Thank you for all your content, one of the best YouTube channels!