Tonight I was playing around , shooting one of my 1377's at 10 meters into a Gamo trap indoors . This one already has sights . I was trying to shoot one handed and was trying to line up the top of the front sight with the top of the rear , while trying to hold on target . I was scattering shots all over . Then I remember I had read, somewhere , that I was supposed to concentrate on the front sight on target and not be concerned with the rear. The target below is the result . The shot in the 5/6 ring at 7 o'clock was the first shot using the old method of lining up the sights . The other 5 shots , were shot using the front sight only method . Although they are not 10's , they do at least show grouping . I'll be practicing this method when ever I get a chance to shoot a few . I've also posted a picture of the "new to me " Simmons spotting scope I picked up at a yardsale last weekend for $60 . It's a 20-60x60 and attached easily to a cheap bipod I picked up for $5 . On 20 power ,I have no problem seeing my shots at 10 meters . It's a very clear scope . Keeps me from walking to the target every shot to see where I hit . kirby