Movement of the rear sight moves the pattern/impact in the same direction as the movement.

Movement of the front sight moves the pattern/impact in the opposite direction of the movement.

 

Move the comb in the direction you want to move the pattern. Comb to the right; pattern moves right

 

Pattern or POI ?

 

Both.

 

When I get confused, I find a spot where no one is watching so I don't get laughed at.

I then hold my left index finger up like it's a front sight and then look thru a ring I made with my right index finger and thumb. I move my right hand as if it were a rear sight and move my head to re-align. I then know what adjustment to make.

Sometimes I also use my fingers to count and do simple math.

 

This seems the opposite of what was stated above.

 

I questioned Balvar24's method until I tried it. ....It works both ways.

You can align the view and then move your head to see the alignment shift, or you can randomly point then move your head to get proper alignment.