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Posted: 9/25/2006 12:12:01 PM EDT
| will looking through the rear aperture that was designed for 300-600 meter targets influence accuracy/shot placement if your using it for targets at about 80-100 yards? |
No. But lets cover the basics 1) The small aperture allows for better precision than the large aperture. 2) The large aperture gives you a sight picture faster, and is usable in low light situations. 3) The large aperture and the small aperture don't shoot to the same point of aim* The large aperture shoots lower (anywhere from 2-8 moa lower depending on your sight radius and which batch of apertures your rifle manufacture purchased). * There are exceptions to this: 1) if you buy a Defensive Edge rifle - Sully is equiping them with AO Sights same plane apertures. 2) You use a Troy BUIS 3) You use a ARMS #40L with the optional same plane apertures. 4) You use a LaRue BUIS with the optional AO Sights same plane aperture. 5) You buy a AO Same Plane aperture and install it on your rifle. |
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