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13 cze 2023 · The rule for sight adjustment is to move your sights in the same direction you want to move your group. If your group is high and to the left, move your rear sight down and to the right. Here are three steps to follow in adjusting your sight:
8 maj 2019 · A simple acronym, FORS, can help you remember that, when it comes to changing where your shot strikes, the Front sight should be moved in the Opposite direction and the Rear sight should be...
2 sie 2019 · A simple overview about adjusting your iron sights. Specifically, which direction does the front sight move? How should I adjust the rear sight? All this is ...
3 sty 2022 · Vertical Adjustment (Up and down): If your shot is above (needs to be lower) your target using both sights facing directly at your target, the rear sight should be moved lower or your front sight should be moved higher.
Here, you need to adjust your rear sight in the same direction as your shots need to be going. If your shots are lining up low, raise your sight. If they are lining up high, then you need to lower it.
Make sure the rifle is unloaded and safe to work on. Locate the windage and elevation screws on the rear sight. Turn the windage screw to adjust the point of impact left or right. Turn the elevation screw to adjust the point of impact up or down. Fire a few rounds and check the point of impact.
Adjusting the rear sight elevation up or down moves the bullet up or down on the target. Fire a group of three or four shots at your target. Note the placement of the rounds above the bull's-eye. Place the weapon on "safe." Adjust your rear sight down to move the bullet down onto the bull's-eye.
