Originally Posted by
lemoyne
gregrn43
That is interesting. I learned to hold the cross hairs above the target and let them drift down as I relaxed when I squeeze the trigger. I never met anyone who was a championship shooter who tried to hold the sights steady on the target off hand all seem to have some technique for moving them on to the target just before the gun goes off. I have seen one person who could shoot any kind of a trigger well but I am at a loss as to what if any system he used as he looked at the target snapped the gun up and fired so fast it seemed like he was shooting instinctive.
Lee
I don't think it would matter if the sight is held above or below the target, below is just the way that I learned how to shoot off hand and that's always worked for me. I need to start practicing that again. Practice is so important, but I just don't seem to have the time like I use to.