My OLL is shooting too high, and my rear-sight bottomed out already. My front-sight post is the 4-notch type (every 90-deg). Do you know what's the approx. POI effect at 100-yrd for 1/4-turn of post? My OLL has a 20" barrel.
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1.25 MOA per 1/4 turn.
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here's a good article.
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Is the 1.25 that a standard only for 20"? I read the article and it doesn't account for different barrel lengths. I thought 1/4 front sight turn adjustments on a 16 vs. 18 vs. 20 vs 24 would vary because of the distance of the rear sight from the front sight. Or are the differences minute thus negligible?
I got this other info also from another post by law483Comment
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this thread also has some useful links
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thanks Richie. Is it ballistics info why it they say 50/200? I didn't think about bullet flight path, though it makes sense if it is. I'll read that other thread more. Didnt' come across it though I usually start with page 10 on my searches and go backwards.
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see thats where my confusion starts ... i think they are talking about the arc of the bullet as it flies . I dont know if the 25 yards is the same as 200yards or 50yds = 200yds. My Matech instructions say 25yds = 300yds .. so im kinda confused on which is true for a 16in barrel. I have read quite a few different opinions and just posted the link because it was more helpful than IComment
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I like using this attached target for sighting in an A2.
I also like the revised IBZ for use at known distances like at the rangeAttached FilesComment
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