Alignment of sight

Definition: Alignment of sight refers to the proper positioning of the front and rear sights of a firearm to ensure accuracy when aiming at a target.

Front Sight: The front sight should be aligned at the center of the target, ensuring it's placed within the notch of the rear sight.

Rear Sight: The rear sight should be aligned evenly with the front sight and adjusted to ensure they form a straight line with the target.

Clear Sight Picture: Alignment creates a clear sight picture where the front and rear sights are in focus, and the target is visible through the sights.

Precision: Precise alignment minimizes horizontal and vertical errors, enhancing shooting accuracy.

Consistency: Consistent alignment is essential for accurate shooting and is achieved through practice and proper technique.

Fundamental Skill: Alignment of sight is a fundamental skill in marksmanship and firearm training, emphasizing the importance of achieving and maintaining proper sight alignment for successful shooting.