aiming a snubbie
a snub nose is harder to sight because the sights are much smaller than a larger hand gun. However, sight alignment is the same no matter what gun you shoot. To be brief, there are seven fundamentals of shooting. The most important are sight alignment and trigger control. Without those two fundamentals, the other five are worthless. sight alignment is placing the front sight so it is even with the rear sight and even space on the rear sights with the front sight in the middle. Once you have the sight picture, align the sights on thed target. Keep in mind, the target is blurry and the front sight is crystal clear. There should be no other thoughts in your mind except that front sight. If you have a perfect sight picture, the bullet will go where the placement is. Next is trigger control. In the beginning, I would shoot with your dominant eye and when you gain experience, than start practicing with both eyes open. It is more difficult with both eyes open but a better way to shoot seeing 90 degrees on each side of the picture.I would suggest you take an NRA certified course 1st steps intro to basic pistol. It is three hour course and and the course is designed for the gun you are shooting. Check the NRA site under education /training and the courses are listed and you can register on line with the closest instructor to you residence. Learn the right way and not from someone with second hand information. Good Luck.
Nick
