Which term describes the maintenance of sight alignment before, during, and after firing a round?

• A. Evasion
• B. Express consent
• C. Follow through
• D. Fine motor skills

Answer: (C)

Follow through is about keeping the sights aligned and the trigger control steady through the entire shot sequence—before you press, during the trigger pull, and after the shot as recoil settles. This continued attention to the sight picture and target ensures the shot stays on target and you’re ready for the next round. In practice, you maintain the aiming stance, complete the trigger press smoothly, observe the sight alignment after firing, and reset for the next attempt. That focus on sustaining alignment across the whole process is exactly what “maintenance of sight alignment before, during, and after firing a round” describes. The other terms don’t address this continuous, shot-by-shot control: evasion is about avoiding danger, express consent is about permission, and fine motor skills are general precise movements not specifically about maintaining sight alignment through the shot.