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| | Point Shooting...Again?: Operations & Tactics at Officer.com |
 | | Somewhere along the continuum from "instinctive pointing" to using a conventional sight picture, we start indexing the gun in some manner that actually contributes to some degree of accuracy. |
 | | We go from: "just point your trigger finger, and that's where the bullet will go," to aligning our body parts, to bringing the gun more or less to eye level and using a silhouette of the gun, to a rough sight picture, and, finally, to using the sights as intended. |
 | | Massad Ayoob teaches the "StressPoint Index," which is also referred to by some as "shooting out of the notch." This means that the bottom of the front sight is visually centered and "sits" on the top of the rear sight, forming an equilateral triangle as you look over the top of the gun. |
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