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I'd say the "speed" advantage of unsighted fire just isn't enough to bank on. Also, we're responsible for each bullet that leaves the gun.
My experience from shooting Action Shooting matches is that a failure to find the sights usually resulted in peripheral hits or outright misses. Front sight focus made sure those bullets ended up in the A zone. I've seen some people miss under *match pressure* (to say nothing about the pressure of a life and death situation) from very close. I'd vote for using the sights whenever possible. In my case using the bead, I suppose.
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