That threw me at first, too.
But if you handle it the same way you do with regular sights......meaning just increase pressure on the trigger as your dot heads for the perfect spot......and decrease pressure when it heads away--everything works out fine.
Better, actually.....since you can more clearly see exactly what you're doing.
You end up with tighter groups because of that knowledge of how the pistol shakes.
It would just upset me. I'd concentrate more on holding the dot steady than what I was doing.
