Clarification: The hands don't thrust down the eye line but since they start flatter than that - in this aiming point concept they'll have a tendency to eventually end up on the eye-line - then the hands will move above the original single plane downswing.
Based on various factors I'm not saying that the hands will end up between the eyes and the ball however they'll have a tendency to move towards that - steepening the plane - if you are thrusting towards the ball.
Only if you haven't trained them not to. As Ben Doyle says, "you have to train your sheep dogs or else they'll kill all your sheep".
This is where you can learn from the Cowboy Fast Draw Association. They have taught themselves to draw, fire, and hit a target 20 feet away in .04 secs without bringing the sights up to eye level, by shooting from the hip. If they can do that, why can't you can learn to drive PP#3 at the ball without sighting down the hand path?
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