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@silvermouse said:
We pop into the expanding time bubble and immediately nouns and verbs stick to us.

What Heidegger referred to as 'Thrown-ness". We have no control over the moment we're thrown into the time-stream, we are where we are and we carry the surrounding phenomena with us.

I learned quickly with a red dot is that you can't focus on the dot to put it on the target. Look at the target and let the dot come to the bull. They're weird. Didn't use it much after. Prefer irons.

Someone who's been to trade school then entered a trade and learned the ropes from the more experienced is just as "educated" as Someone who's gone to college. Probably more.

@TRayB said:
Yep, Ruger 10/22 Carbine (basic model, nothing fancy), 22 Long Rifle, with a red dot and co-witnessing iron sights. Shooting from about 20 yards, a mix of red dot and irons, but it was only the second time my Grandson has been shooting. He shot about 2/3rds of the rounds.

If he can shoot iron sights he will do fine. Anything past that is iceing on the cake. Kudos to you.

@edz said:

@TRayB said:
Yep, Ruger 10/22 Carbine (basic model, nothing fancy), 22 Long Rifle, with a red dot and co-witnessing iron sights. Shooting from about 20 yards, a mix of red dot and irons, but it was only the second time my Grandson has been shooting. He shot about 2/3rds of the rounds.

If he can shoot iron sights he will do fine. Anything past that is iceing on the cake. Kudos to you.

He prefers to irons over the red dot. His eyes are young.