HOW OUR GROOVED RIB WORKS

THE ONE-EYED SHOOTERS

The Crossfire Eliminator Rib has a groove that is 1/8 inch deep at the front of the rib, as it comes back the groove tapers upwards and ends approximately where your mid bead would be. There is a fiber optic stick sitting down in the groove, at the end of the rib. There is nothing on top of the rib that your eye might occasionally try to look around or over, it is all down in the groove, this design allows only the aiming eye to see the fiber optic, it helps with  the confusion that can happen when tracking your target, it also gives you a nice clean aiming plane. I've had people pull the gun up and look down the rib, seeing the fiber optic bead with there aiming eye then I tell them to close their aiming eye and look again their response usually is where did it go. Your off eye is blocked from seeing the fiber optics it only sees the side or top of  the rib.

One-eyed shooters are at a disadvantage over the two-eyed shooters. One-eyed shooters have less depth perception and don't have the luxury of having the other eye to aid in picking up the target, their one eye has to do all the work. With the crossfire eliminator rib the bird to bead relationship becomes more pronounced ensuring clearer sight picture and increased consistency. It makes it easy to keep their eye on the target without losing sight of the bead in their peripheral vision.

Our ribs run the full length of your aiming plane,      (the top flat part of you're rib)

Your other eye can't see the fiber optics