I asked this question once never got an answer, probably was off-topic in the thread in which it was posed or it was such a novice question (in my case) that no one could relate.
If the target has an equal or smaller width than my front sight at whatever range I can still manage if there's enough backing board on either side to "frame" it. If it's by itself, I get all wobbly and try to milk it. I think there's also some mental barrier there in that the I know what I'm trying to do and WANT to do it so I make it too important and overthink instead of just doing.
Example: If I put a 6"x9" piece of cardboard on a 1"x2" in the target stand I have a harder time hitting it than if I take a full-sized silouette target and aim for a 6"x9" square taped off in the center. Maybe there's some elementary logic regarding this of which I'm unaware but it can be frustrating.
Short answer to your question: I can relate.
I appreciate your question and look forward to the replies it'll hopefully generate.
*ETA: It helps to read everything fully before replying, you're describing a physical limitation - I've got 10 years to get there, mines a skill limitation.


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