Note that “aiming” does not necessarily require a perfect, traditional sight alignment, but past 7 yards or so, that’s what you want. At close range, a very coarse aim of simply seeing the gun superimposed over the spot you want to hit may be good enough. By 7 yards, especially if you want a heart or brain shot, the sights themselves need to be in some sort of alignment. I use what I called a “StressPoint Index” some 25 years ago when I developed it; when world IPSC champion Todd Jarrett rediscovered it some years later, he dubbed it “shooting out of the notch,” and I think his term is more
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