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Mastering Rimfire Red Dot Sights
Chris Christian
Libbie Hood with her custom-stocked Ruger 10/22.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Pistol
Chris Christian
Gary Hood demonstrates the handgun “Three L Technique.” When assuming the Low Ready start position the “Look” centers the dot in the window, and the “Lock” sets it in.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Pistol
Chris Christian
The second “Look” focuses his eyes on the first target, without changing the gun position.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Pistol
Chris Christian
At the BEEP, the gun is raised smoothly to the target without breaking the wrist lock.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Rifle
Chris Christian
Libbie Hood demonstrates the Three Ls with her custom-stocked Ruger 10/22. The dot is checked when assuming the Low Ready start position, but wrist lock isn’t needed.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Rifle
Chris Christian
The eyes then look at the first target to be engaged.

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“Three L Technique” For Rimfire Rifle
Chris Christian
With a properly-fit stock, snapping the rifle up to where her eyes are focused on the first target puts the dot on target.