Posted: 2/21/2016 8:55:48 AM EDT
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No, the XS says it has large and small "same plane" aperture, but unless I'm mistaken I don't see this as necessary or much of an advantage.
The plain A2 aperture will be just fine and you'll be using the small aperture almost all the time. The large aperture is for low light or extremely short range, and you will zero and primarily use the small aperture. |
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Here's a pic of the XS rear aperture vs. A2 http://www.xssights.com/ThumbnailHandler.ashx?MediaID=235949&size=270 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/556/556160.jpg XS aperture was designed by Paul Howe. The notched section is great for 25 yards or less. |
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XS Aperature was designed by Paul Howe. The notched section is great for 25 yards or less. Quoted:
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Here's a pic of the XS rear aperture vs. A2 http://www.xssights.com/ThumbnailHandler.ashx?MediaID=235949&size=270 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/556/556160.jpg XS Aperature was designed by Paul Howe. The notched section is great for 25 yards or less. Is there considerable improvement at 25yrds with the XS vs. the A2 small aperture? Isn't the large aperture suitable for >25yrd? Wouldn't the $25 be better spent elsewhere? |
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Is there considerable improvement at 25yrds with the XS vs. the A2 small aperture? Isn't the large aperture suitable for >25yrd? Wouldn't the $25 be better spent elsewhere? Quoted:
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Here's a pic of the XS rear aperture vs. A2 http://www.xssights.com/ThumbnailHandler.ashx?MediaID=235949&size=270 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/556/556160.jpg XS aperture was designed by Paul Howe. The notched section is great for 25 yards or less. Is there considerable improvement at 25yrds with the XS vs. the A2 small aperture? Isn't the large aperture suitable for >25yrd? Wouldn't the $25 be better spent elsewhere? If your irons are zero'd at 100 yards - you're going to shoot low at 7-25 yards. This aperture was made to zero at 7 yards and be on at 100 with the small peep. I was a believer after I took my first CSAT Class with Paul a few years back. I was real skeptical until I saw it for myself. I have the aperture on all my irons now. I think it's $45 to buy it from XS ... $25 is sounding like a deal for me and I've been wanting to buy an LT103 for awhile - but didn't know it was available with the XS CSAT aperature. Update: Ordering one right now with the XS aperture! |
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If your irons are zero'd at 100 yards - you're going to shoot low at 7-25 yards. This aperture was made to zero at 7 yards and be on at 100 with the small peep. I was a believer after I took my first CSAT Class with Paul a few years back. I was real skeptical until I saw it for myself. I have the aperture on all my irons now. I think it's $45 to buy it from XS ... $25 is sounding like a deal for me and I've been wanting to buy an LT103 for awhile - but didn't know it was available with the XS CSAT aperature. Update: Ordering one right now with the XS aperture! Quoted:
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Here's a pic of the XS rear aperture vs. A2 http://www.xssights.com/ThumbnailHandler.ashx?MediaID=235949&size=270 http://media.midwayusa.com/productimages/880x660/Primary/556/556160.jpg XS aperture was designed by Paul Howe. The notched section is great for 25 yards or less. Is there considerable improvement at 25yrds with the XS vs. the A2 small aperture? Isn't the large aperture suitable for >25yrd? Wouldn't the $25 be better spent elsewhere? If your irons are zero'd at 100 yards - you're going to shoot low at 7-25 yards. This aperture was made to zero at 7 yards and be on at 100 with the small peep. I was a believer after I took my first CSAT Class with Paul a few years back. I was real skeptical until I saw it for myself. I have the aperture on all my irons now. I think it's $45 to buy it from XS ... $25 is sounding like a deal for me and I've been wanting to buy an LT103 for awhile - but didn't know it was available with the XS CSAT aperature. Update: Ordering one right now with the XS aperture! I guess I understand but aren't we talking 2" or 2.5" low at 7 - 25yd with a 100yd zero? With a 100yd zero you'll also be shooting low at 25 - 75yd. I'm not trying to knock it, I just want to understand better, what's the real need for the XS rear sight? Is it target shooting, hunting, or personal defense? |


