OMG I've been waiting for someone to ask this. First thing you need to keep in mind is that the bullet lands right at the tip of the needle in the iron sights. The tip of the needle is what you want on someone's head. Also, like other weapons, a red dot will appear on the tip of the needle when you have a headshot lined up. As for the wobble there are two critical points: 1.The most important is that you want to focus your eyes on the tip of the needle itself, NOT what is happening beyond the sights like with basically every other weapon. It's a lot easier to line up the sights, especially when they're wobbling, if you are focusing on the sights and letting your peripheral vision decide when someone's head is between them. 2. Another point is that the sights wobble when you strafe, unlike normal snipers. However, they are still when you only use the right thumbstick to look and stay stationary. So if you're not in a position where strafing is vital, especially when you're starting out, try just standing still and aiming only with your right stick. My last tip for now is that this gun shines at MIDDLE RANGE. It's at that range that the iron sights actually have an advantage over other sniper scopes because it is easier to acquire a target with them quickly, which is what is needed in a quickscope situation. You'll get the most out of this gun by standing at a middle distance from choke points and picking out people as they run through towards yo. You typically do not want to engage people if they see you first or even at the same time. Think of it as an ambush gun. But don't camp! Run and gun with it! Work the various choke points of the map methodically. Run around. Run away. Lure people where you want them. And have fun! Don't hesitate to ask me questions, I love talking about this gun haha. [url=https://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Jayd%20Sky/video/788098]Here's a clip of me using it for credentials.[/url]

The iron sigh has a red dot on the tip and he target. Acquisition is great. Use the dot to aim not the triangle