That's exactly right. A number of people I've talked to shoot low
because they put the tip of the front sight on the top of the back
instead of aiming down the flat top of the barrel, as John suggests
below.

Just about everyone I've talked to who adjusted their sight picture
this way has fixed their problem. Just aim down the barrel with the
front sight directly over what you want to hit.

Darvell

--- In NAAOG@yahoogroups.com, John Rollins <kd7bcy@t...> wrote:
> >I fire it, using the front sight, I constantly shoot low on the
> >target. However, when I ignore the sight and basically cover the
> >black with the bbl, it shoots in the black.
>
> What I do is line up the front sight and that little notch in the
> back, and then use the flat top of the gun to get it level. I've
> noticed with mine that if it's not completely level with where I'm
> aiming, I can't get anywhere close to the target. Pretty accurate
> from such a short smoothbore, but I still can't remember to keep my
> thumb out of the way... I keep getting hit by the edge of the
> cylinder. The thing nearly flew out of my hand the first time I
fired
> a Mag! I usually shoot LR out of it though, and keep some good
> hollowpoints magnums in it when I carry as a backup to my Glock.
>
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