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Posted: 4/15/2003 12:31:15 PM EDT
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Hi all, you can probable tell by now im a newbee to this forum... and new to an ar15 as well... tho i have had multiple .22lr rifles, and a nice .308 rifle... i worked on sighting in my rifle as best i could, starting first with groups of 5 and 10 from 50 yrds, just to get the windage lined up, i did take the front post down 1 notch tho, and find that at 50 and 100 yrds i can "find" my target well using kind of a lollipop method... my question is, with iron sights (for now, :-)) , my rifle has a detachable handle) is it at all possible to "sight in" or TRULY see what this barrel can achieve at 100 yrds? with my eyes, i can only barely see the paper, lol... anyway if it works to post the pic, here is a pic of 2-5 shot groups at 100yrds w/iron sights.... is it necessary to use a scope to really see how tight the barrel will shoot (MOA 1" @ 100yrds?), ect... thanks B [C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\100yrds.jpg/img] ps if my image doesnt work please help! lol |
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You can't link a picture off your desktop. You have to have a bit of webspace and upload it, then link from there. http://www.web1000.com is a good free webhost. There are a multitude of FTP programs (to upload files) that you can find at www.download.com or www.zdnet.com I recommend this one: WS_FTP_LE (it should work, if not do a search at download.com) http://download.com.com/3001-2160-1572132.html |
| I shoot 200 yards (max distance on the range) with open sights all the time at local range with my 16" Bushy Shorty A2. I shoot at popups out to 300M with uncle sam. However, my next AR will be an A3. If you can barely see the paper, then you are probably going to need a scope. Oftly hard to hit the bullseye when you can't see it. Ammunition and the shooter will also play a major role in shooting MOA. |
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