Unfortunately, that isn’t physically possible, unless your target is fairly far away. This isn’t a problem with the design of the Blackbeard. It’s actually because of the way physics works and the fact that your rifle barrel is long and skinny. This is actually true with live fire, as well. It’s called “height over bore,” and it’s something that can either make you a hero for saving a hostage or have you accidentally shoot the hostage, even though your dot was on the bad guy’s nose.   You can see a perfect example of height over bore in the 2003 movie “S.W.A.T.,” during the bank robbery opening. The shot is taken with an AR that has a Trijicon TA33 ACOG mounted ON TOP of a carry handle. The height of that optic in relation to the actual path of the bullet is MASSIVE. Even though officer Street (Colin Farrel) had his crosshair on the bad guy’s face, his bullet struck the hostage because he failed to account for height over bore.