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Old 03-14-2012, 04:20 PM   #1
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How do you adjust stock sights some times when I shoot from far it seem as if my shots be a lil off???


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Old 03-14-2012, 04:23 PM   #2
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What type of sights and on what kind of gun?

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Adjust the rear sight to change point of impact. Or adjust front sight to follow the shot.
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The front sight on the Glocks that I've owned have been fixed, non-adjustable. The rear sights are adjustable, though.
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Adjust the rear sight to change point of impact.
In other words: if your shots are hitting right of your point of aim, move the rear sight to the left. If you are confident about working on your own guns, use a small punch or a sight pusher, moving a little at a time & test-firing to check your progress.
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Oh ok Thanks I check this out as soon as I get the free time
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Make sure you aren't just pulling it. Do a couple groups at a closer range first.
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I find that the gun is only as accurate as I am.


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