Iron zeroing question

[SloChicken]

besides, who can actually, without google explain 1MOA?

Really ???

1 minute of angle = 1" at 100yds.

MRAD is a little more complex and is derived from measurement of a radian angle within a circle, but this is a story for another time.

I don't need to be telling you this with your MOS advertised on your screen name though - I am sure you already got's this ...

[SloChicken]

your service rifle is just as good as the one next to it on the line. The shooter is the variable. Scopes are a more precise tool than iron sights. You do not need a very skinny pin for a front sight to be accurate as long as you aim with the middle of the pin consistently. The shooter is the variable, the shooter is the variable, the shooter is the variable. once you have two equally proficient shooters, ammo, wind, ballistics, etc become the variable. the key to precision shooting with iron sights is how your looking through them. your eyes can't focus on three plains at once, rear sight, front sight, and target. use the rear aperture to center the frontn sight. focus on the MIDDLE of the front sight being on your intendend target POI. calmly manage your breathing firing only on your natural respiratory pause squeezing, not pulling the trigger straight back, holding the trigger to the rear after the round has been fired, not snapping the trigger and letting go. plus a whole bunch of other fundamentals I skipped over to make the point.

this ...

[XenosAce]

Put it on the hanguard as a back up iron sight for your optic. The key phrase is "back up iron sight".

FFS guys, try reveling less in your collective ignorance and figure out how to accept when people answer your questions, especially when it doesn't involve turning rifles into your favorite Call of Duty weapons. You don't even understand how your own ****ing rifles work!

HEY! I like Battlefield. It has bullet drop!
Call of Duty sucks!

Oh by the way my rifle can not be turned into a video game gun. It has metal and I know it doesnt shoot blanks when I am yards away from a target that I am pointing at. Oh and I know all my rifle very intimately. I have been all inside them and made them... well you know.... explode

[11Bravo4]

How many minutes in a degree?
how many minutes in 360 degrees?
What's 1 MOA at 650 meters? yes meters, not yards.

I'm just curious. I like all this posting...

[11Bravo4]

um, put thing in tube, tube go boom...lol

[MrPlink]

How do they hold the guns so steady in CoD? If I moved my FS to my GB would it help?

[caoboy]

How many minutes in a degree?
how many minutes in 360 degrees?
What's 1 MOA at 650 meters? yes meters, not yards.

I'm just curious. I like all this posting...

About 7"?

[11Bravo4]

hell ya, 7' would get you a hit. love your show.... at least someone here can back up an MOA statement, my man...

[11Bravo4]

7''.....my bad

[11Bravo4]

6.5"" would be exact however...

[11Bravo4]

happy memorial day to everybody... out

[Wicked Pete]

um, put thing in tube, tube go boom...lol

^^^^^^

[lwbyo1]

6.5"" would be exact however...

Incorrect.

1 MOA @ 650 yards = 6.8"

1 MOA @ 650 meters = 7.44"

[metalliman545]

Okay dude, whatever you say ...

I shoot fine with iron sights. The simple fact is a forward post will obscure more of the target than a 1moa dot (on an eotech), or a fine duplex crosshair of a scope.
They can be accurate, yes, but unless you have a very skinny blade, or are adjusting to use a small portion of the blade, they are simply not as precise as a scope.

That, is more precise.

Not really going to explain it at less than a 4th grade reading level for you. You will either accept it, or enjoy your smug ignorance.

Your choice.

quit whining you whiner. ive shoot sub moa groups with service grade M4s lollipop rear sights and standard front sights, please explain to me how its not "precise".

[metalliman545]

seriously, I want to know how I could shoot sub moa but you cant. the whole time I "owned" my rifle (colt 1855167) it always got tighter groupings than I ever expected. I know I put at a minimum of 2k rounds through it in the 4 years It belonged to me.