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Posted: 12/15/2008 11:22:08 AM EDT
| for sighting in my BUIS, i'd like to do it at short range, but have the same point of impact at 100 yards. basically, what range is equal to 100 yards, so i can dial my BUIS in easier? 55 grain ammo. anyone know? |
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Copied from this site. The AR-15 rifle has two adjustable sights- front and rear. Zeroing elevation adjustments are made using the front sight, and windage adjustments with the rear. The rear sight has an elevation knob with range indicators from 300 to 800 meters and two apertures for range. One aperture is marked 0-2 for short range from 0-200 meters and the unmarked aperture for normal range from 300 to 800 meters. This unmarked aperture is used in conjunction with the elevation knob for 300-800 meter targets. The rear sight also consists of a windage knob on the right side of the sight. Each click of the windage knob will move the strike of the round from 1/8 inch at 25 meters to 4 inches at 800 meters. A windage knob pointer is on the windage knob. The front sight consists of a rotating sight post with a spring loaded detent. This detent can be depressed using a sight adjustment tool, or using a sharp point such as a cartridge tip. Establish Zero The following procedure will establish a zero at 25 meters, and your AR-15 will be set with a 300 meter battlesight zero. This means that all shots will be within a 9" circle at all ranges up to 300 meters. Establish Mechanical Zero - Align the windage indicator mark on the 0-2 aperture with the center line of the windage scale (the unmarked aperture is up) Rotate the elevation knob down until the range scale 8/3 (300-meter) mark is aligned with the mark on the left side of the receiver. Rotate the front sight post up or down as required until the base of the front sight post is flush with the top of the sight post well. Carefully aim and fire each shot of a 3-shot group at a paper target set up at 25 meters. If your shots are not striking the point-of-aim, then adjust your sights. To raise the next shot group, rotate the front sight post in the direction marked UP (clockwise) To lower the next shot group, rotate the front sight post in the direction marked DOWN (counter-clockwise) To move the next shot group left, turn windage knob counterclockwise To move the next shot group right, turn the windage knob clockwise Continue to fire 3-shot groups and adjust the sights until you have a tight group at the point of aim. Once this is done, the unmarked aperture is automatically zeroed. Rifle is now combat-zeroed all other ranges on the elevation knob are also zeroed, so to engage target at say 500 meters, turn wheel to 5. |
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