I do with my carry gun. Sometimes I even shoot from the hip if I’m at an outdoor range and it’s safe to do so. Good practice to get into in my opinion

 

I used to watch my Father in Law fire his clay launcher with his left hand and pick it off with his right. He shot a stainless Remington 1100. He was a great shot

 

There is no substitute for proper marksmanship training and technique, grip, sight alignment, trigger press, breathing, etc. once you have demonstrated proficency on those, then is the time to incorporate the "instinctive" no sights shooting at up close and personal ranges. There are proper techniques for instinctive shooting as well. There is a time and place for everything proper practice helps prepare you for the times when things go sideways.

 

When In Army we had Quick Kill, shooting with no sights. When training was done most could hit a half dollar in the air with a BB gun. Transition to M16 with blocked sights on pop up silos and it worked very well even at night. It’s like shooting pool you have to keep up with it and it works for rifles and handguns. It’s same method trick shooters use when they are shooting hundreds of thrown targets.

 

Any recommendations of best way to shoot this way? Or just aim and shoot?

 

Concentrate your vision on one spot. Like Buckeye 509 said. Practice
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Lots of practice!!

 

Go on line and down load US Army FM on Quick Kill training. I forget what number it is.

 

I consider myself a pretty good instinc wing shooter

When it comes to pistols i feel i do ok.....thats why im a high capacity mag guy

 

A laser can be a very effective tool when it comes to practicing instinct/point shooting.
Have a set of Crimson Trace grips on my CCW. Having the button built into the stocks.
Draw, point (not using sights) then squeeze button turning laser on. That will tell me where I'm aimed. Also practice with pistol holstered and laser switched on. Look at target, close eyes and draw. Open eyes and see where laser is at.
Obviously, these drills can be practiced without firing a shot.

 

Think of it as pointing your finger at the target. Also it is similar to high speed driving in a car, where your eyes go so does the car and the barrel will do the same. Best if practiced in the 15 to 30 feet range. I can honestly say, for qualifications for work, 50 feet would be when i started using sites.
A way to check your self is point your finger or empty, double checked gun, at a target with both eyes open then close your non dominant eye you should be right on target.