It basically grants you the destructive power of an extra grenade for free, and also saves your bacon. This requires lightning-quick reflexes, but can be incredibly useful.
If it lands close by, you may have an opportunity to pick it up and throw it back. When they realize where you're hiding, your enemies might lob a grenade into your area. As in ADS, don't be afraid to use this, but do so with discretion. Be careful, though a quick sniper can pop your skull if you lean out for too long. Too many soldiers don't use this functionality, and everyone should. When this happens, it's much better to lean than it is to simply move away from your cover. Occasionally, you'll find a spot to hide in, but won't be able to see your enemies from it. Thus, there are some situations where spraying with lower accuracy is better. As aforementioned, it increases your accuracy by letting you aim with sights, but it also slows you down. The best combatants are capable of using ADS while running around too, and you want to be the best you can be, don't you? Better start practicing, then! Use ADS as often as possible, but apply common sense to the situation, too. With Crouch or Prone, you'll set yourself up to dole out the kills, but your accuracy won't be that great until you use Aim Down Sight. It's also good to go Prone near a great hiding spot when you're severely wounded, and need time to recover. Crouch will lower your profile and let you duck behind cover, while Prone lowers you further still and lets you crawl quietly. Assign each function to a key you can easily strike, then test them out in-game.
You can use them in various ways, but the Toggle method is perhaps the most natural. Since Call of Duty doesn't cater to the run-and-gun types, you should quickly befriend the Crouch and Prone commands.
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