The Seecamp's only reason to exist is for close range self defense, which is what the vast majority of self defense situations end up being for civilians. It would be interesting if we could take a survey of those who have actually fired a gun in self defense and ask them if they remember the "sight picture" that they used while in the altercation. I have never been in such a incident but I have always imagined it to be a panicky sort of event where you just fire at the main part of the offending party.

Bottom line is I think sights are for the range and triggers are for self defense. As always JMHO.