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Posted: 8/18/2006 2:06:04 PM EDT
I sighted in two Bushy uppers today and both had a standard A2 front sight and a 40L Rear BUIS. It was very odd because I had to adjust them both ALL the way to the right in order for them to be Zeroed. This was confirmed by someone else who was there (and a better shot then me.  ) I was hitting 1/2 inch groups at 50 yards after I adjusted them fully. It just looks odd. The rear sight is literally all the way on the right side. I thing MAYBE there would be 1 more click to the right if I tried hard enough. ETA: Changed title to reflect topic going in new direction. I realised that the above is likely occuring due to a cantedBushy FSB. Is there any way to know that it is canted without just using the naked eye? Also, is there a way to fix this? The old "hit it with a rubber mallet" aproach does does appeal to me. lol. Thanks, Riese |
+1 with HighStrung1 so have another beer. You're not drunk yet. Mine's OK. I'm only a few clicks right. Roughly half way between the first 2 hack marks on the base. |
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Ya thanks what I was thinking. But on both Uppers? Anyway without the naked eye I could check this out? I appreciate everyone's input. I thought I was going nuts.
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lol.. That is exactly what my idea was (except I wanterd to put a DD rail ! Is removing the A2 FSB and installing a new low profile one an easy job or something for a gunsmith to do?
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