Flat Draw or Muzzle Up?

Two different presentations for the draw. Muzzle up is a presentation taught for iron sight shooters to “pick up the front sight” faster.

Presenting with the muzzle up allows a shooter to find the front sight faster and the dot drops in from the 12 o’clock when the gun arrives at the eye target line.

Presenting the gun flat works well with irons and the dot. Irons arrive in target in relative alignment and the dot arrives in the center of the window when the pistol arrives at the eye target line.

Is there one that is better than the other or is this shooters choice. Path of the hands have something to do with which presentation people use.

I present the gun flat with dots and irons. What technique do you do and why?

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