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I dunno, I thought about readusting the sights on my 10-ring inline target pistol so I have to aim somewhere below the target frame after shooting that score.
I have heard of bullseye coaches having shooters shoot at targets posted backwards so they can't see the bullseye. The shooters are usually amazed at how high a score they can shoot that way. Your entire focus is now on keeping the sights in perfect alignment while you increase pressure on the trigger until it shoots.
Unfortunately, the NMLRA rulebook states that only slug gun shooters can post targets backwards using custom aiming points on back and chunk gun shooters have to post the target printed side forward but can post aiming bulls over the target.
However, it says nothing about posting a target forwards and having an off the target frame aiming point.
Also, I hesitate to bugger up that pretty 3rd generation Colt 1860 revolver with a homemade front sight.
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