Goshen Enterprises HexSite Sighting System vs. Trijicon Bright & Tough Night Sights

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Leo Hodge
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1 Goshen Enterprises HexSite Sighting System vs. Trijicon Bright & Tough Night Sights The Trijicon Bright & Tough And the HexSite System You are in a house (perhaps yours) and you are investigating strange noises. You come around a corner and come face to face with someone you cannot immediately identify! From his position, you may have less than a single second to defend yourself, or not. What do you do?? Let s look at normal patridge style sights, and HexSite Sights. Focused on both sights. The eye CANNOT focus on near objects AND far objects at once. It is not the difference in different people s vision capabilities, but limits on the human eye s physical capabilities, which causes this. No amount of training will grow capabilities that do not exist in our species! This is what you would see with the Trijicon NOTICE how nice the bright tritium inserts draw your eye TO THEM, and NOT THE TARGET! With that sight picture, aren t there enough factors trying for your rapt attention, without having to NOT focus on one? (Especially the WRONG one) Don t forget to line up those itty bitty green dots! Have to have the front sight perfectly centered between the rear sights, otherwise, nothing else matters!

2 Again, focused on both sights. The eye CANNOT at once focus on near objects AND far objects. It is not the difference in different people s vision capabilities, but limits on the human eye s physical capabilities, which causes this. No amount of training will grow capabilities that do not exist in our species! No amount of sight colors, or inserts can change this! This is what you would see with the HexSite Sight IF we focused on the sights. This however, is NOT the correct use of the HexSite Sighting System, but, at least we don t have a green, three eyed alien looking back at us, trying to vie with the TARGET for our attention! The HexSite Sighting System s hexagonal planes automatically draw subliminal lines, that center the eye s focus right at their convergence, IN THE CENTER! That same subliminal or subconscious capability of our vision system, also allows the centering of an object within it with no conscious effort. This, instead of a physical limitation, as demonstrated with common sighting systems, is a very nice physical advantage of our vision system! And, it does it without trying to bring it into focus. That all happens subconsciously, where most of our super accurate autonomous systems work. You don t have to remember to breath in and out, right? After a small time getting used to the HexSite System, and unlearning the age old sight focus teachings, lining up the HexSite Sights is just about as autonomous! You have a simplified set of actions to put in motion, while your fight or flight adrenaline surge is degrading your capabilities. Look at target, shoot target! Let the mind do the hard part.

Now, focused on just the front sight. The same as when focusing on them both (you CAN do THAT, as they are only 3 to 6 apart, on average! It just doesn t do any good!

3 Now, focused on just the front sight. The same as when focusing on them both (you CAN do THAT, as they are only 3 to 6 apart, on average! It just doesn t do any good!) The eye CANNOT focus on near AND far objects. Regardless of the importance of knowing where your front sight IS in relation to the target, and the emphasis on it by certain trainers and training sites, the physical capabilities of the human eyes CANNOT do both. Going from a focused alignment of the sight or sights and then BACK to the target does not allow tracking sudden sub-second changes the target may have undergone. This, under even ideal situations, will take a part of a second to several seconds, depending on YOUR vision s capabilities to switch focal points, during which time the dynamics of the situation may change faster than you can adequately respond. Again, the human species physical lack, rather than a lack of training, is the cause of this. Unless we grow a new vision system, we are stuck with this limitation. Try holding a forefinger up about 6-12 from your face. Focus on it, then, hold up your other forefinger as far in front of you as you can. Unless you are an orangutan, or an army drill sergeant, you can t focus CLEARLY on both! AT LESS THAN A FOOT APART! SO, how do we expect to do it at 10 feet, or 25 yards, or even further? YOU CAN T! Regardless of how certain training sites claim to enable you to do just that, if ONLY you will train with them! Training IS important! Training WILL teach you shooting and responses, it WILL NOT allow your vision system to change, adapt, evolve, or morph into anything but what you were born with! Those limitations are not something that is trainable, they are a part of our human makeup, along with its limits. Until we reach a far higher plane than we now exist in, we CANNOT focus on widely separate objects. This is what you would see with the Trijicon

4 Now, we also have to also try and align the front sight exactly between the rear sight posts, AND keep them on target. Seeing a fuzzy target, as some recommend, just doesn t work for me, as I show later. This is what you would see with the HexSite System IF you tried to focus on the front sight Once again, NOT the way the HexSite Sight is designed to be used, as well as only seeing that fuzzy target picture! Well, I mean if we can see the fuzzy target, we CAN hit it, right? But do we really want to? After all, TO SHOOT OR NOT TO SHOOT, is only the first decision of many we have to make as close to instantly as our human responses allow! It is also the most important one! Shoot at the wrong time, and you may have a lifetime to think about it, in prison. When the user become acclimated to the HexSite Sighting System (on average, by the time a box or two of shells has been shot!), you start to see the sights in correct alignment through your eyes built-in centering capability that the HexSight angles take advantage of (their entire reason for being invented, in fact!), and they don t consciously appear at all. Your subconscious does see them and the alignment of the front sight is automatic, because of the eye s inherent capability to see the exact center of the hexagonal rear sight shape automatically, and discern the centering in it of any other point such as the front sight post. Another plus of your vision system, that the HexSite System uses to overcomes the inability to focus on different distances simultaneously. This allows you to not only utilize both eyes wide open for the wider view of the situation, but allows a hard focus on the target alone, showing details that determine your shoot-don t shoot choice, as well as subtle changes the target may make if it is indeed a

Sights! Without a close focus on the target, those details could be the death of you, OR someone else that does not deserve it.

5 danger. The fact that you now use both eyes, giving BACK that built-in binocular vision, you see the ENTIRE target clearly, AND a subliminal image of the properly aligned (your subconscious again) HexSight Sights! Without a close focus on the target, those details could be the death of you, OR someone else that does not deserve it. After all, if you tried to consciously ignore the green eyed monster sights (not easy to do), you either still have the fuzzy target picture, OR misaligned sights!! You might shoot the wrong target, or miss the right target shooting at you! And, behold, our fuzzy picture as seen with the HexSite System, because you are focusing on the target (in this case, the NON target), rather than your sights! It s your friendly, cell phone bearing??? Policeman neighbor!! Checking on you because your front door was open, and you didn t hear him shouting!! Good thing you use the HexSite Sighting System, huh??

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