A pic's supposed to be worth a thousand words. Sorry it turned out a bit dark...



You can create this view, without torquing, by looking to the inside edge of your string at full draw. I recommend doing the following in conjunction;

1) Use a repeatable and solid hand anchor point.
2) Bring the kisser button to the corner of your mouth.
3) Touch the tip or side of your nose (tip is better), to your bow string.
4) Visually merge the inside edge of the bow string to the outside edge of your pin guard.

Obviously, a square sight pin guard would be ideal for this, but I really am fond of that Copperjohn sight with its teeny 0.19 pins.

As far as kisser button selection, pick the one that feels good to you. I personally use a micro kisser, which by comparison is smaller than a dime. I don't use a head net and never liked the bulky size of most kisser buttons. I hope this helps... don't hesitate to ask if I can be of further assistance. Be jolly and shoot 10's!