sights
jcs271, you are right. Move the front sight toward the actual impact. Rear is away from actual sight.
After pondering it myself every time I had to adjust sights, I now think of it this way:
First round impacts either right or left. Think of the sights as still on center of bullseye. The line across both sights should go to the bullet but don't in this case. Now think of the line from the rear sight to the impact hole. In the case of a left impact, the line from rear sight to impact hole is to the left of the desired impact. Since you want the two sights to align on impact line, you must move front sight to left, or toward impact hole.
In the case of a rear sight adjustment, draw your imaginary line thru the front sight and continue it past the rear. In our left side impact, the line will go to the right side of the rear sight. You will have to move the rear away from impact to the right to get it on the line.
Vise versa for right side impact of course.