Shoot on Sight
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Whats a good website that teaches iron sight adjustment?
One that show diagrams and detailed steps. Preferably a free site. P.S. I know how to shoot, so there’s nothing wrong with my grip on the gun. My sighted handgun is dead on, the other one misses by a mile.
If you are sure that your fundamentals are right on, you might want to look at the barrell itself. It may be warped for some reason. But to answer your question, have you tried yourtube
USARMYINFANTRY | Jan 27, 2010
First you have to know which pistol you have and if it can be adjusted.
There are various kinds of rear sights and how they are adjusted. Rear sight adjustments move the shot in the direction you move it. Move the sight right and it moves the shot right. Move the elevation up and it will move the shot upwards.
Novak style.
Need to have a gunsmith do this or buy the drift tool to do it. It rides a wedge in in the slide. Sometimes held in place with a set screw. Only can adjust windage.
Novak style with cam elevation.
Again preferably you need a drift tool but can be handled with a small rubber mallet, but first release the sight with the set screw. Elevation is adjusted by a allen wrench in a set screw on the right side of the sight.
http://www.novaksights.com/genuine%20nov ak%20sights/springfield%20XD%20&%20X D-M.html
Now onto the target adjustible sights commonly seen on target pistols.
There is a screw that sits on top that is changed by a standard screw driver. If memory serves me right the right hand turns lower the elevation and left hand turns raise elevation. On the right side of the rear sight there should be a similar screw that right turns move things right and left turns move things left.
Your gun manual should have this all in it.
the long shot | Jan 27, 2010
Try ehow.com.
Scroll through until you find your article, it’s there.
MJ | Jan 27, 2010
Depends on the gun, and on if your shots are hitting off to the left/right, or are hitting high/low. Most handguns do not have adjustable sights. You probably need to experiment with different bullet weights/velocities to see if one will print to point of aim. If you have fixed sights and that doesn’t work you will probably have to have a gunsmith twist the barrel a little and bend the sights to move it left/right or file down the front sight or replace it with a higher one to move it up/down. Obviously only if it’s a revolver, you couldn’t do that on an automatic. On an automatic you would need to knock the rear sight over with a punch in the direction you want the bullet to move or replace the front sight with one of a different height. If you have adjustable sights it should be blatantly obvious how to adjust them. Turn the screw.
J | Jan 27, 2010
