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Posted: 1/6/2005 11:56:22 AM EDT
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you rase the front sight to lower your point of impact.
the front sight works just the opposite of the rear sight. you should have more than inough adjustment to bring it down. rotate the front sight untill the top of the base is level with the top of the front sight base. Go from there. |
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Posted: 1/6/2005 10:56:03 PM EDT
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i was gonna say the front sight goes oppisit of the correction you want to make. lower the point of impact raise the front sight. raise the point of impact lower the front sight. at least this way all you have to do is aim center mass to make head shots.lol just kidding.
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Posted: 1/7/2005 1:18:34 AM EDT
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That damned "UP" messes up a lot of folks, one of the true design flaws on the AR/M series.
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Posted: 1/7/2005 9:46:54 AM EDT
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I put "down" but I meant up. I have moved the front sight "up" past the point where the detent ball is catching, and it is still fourteen inches high. I have never had this problem on any other AR I've owned. Thanks for the replies though.
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Posted: 1/7/2005 3:17:29 PM EDT
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hmm
is the rear sight all the way down. If its a detachable carrying handel make shure its seatted flush and not cocked. Are there copper streaks on the Flash Suppressor any where. is the crown in good shape. What type of ammo are you using? is the barrel bent? |
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Posted: 1/7/2005 11:39:32 PM EDT
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rare that barrels are bent perfectly down. been seeing a lot of BM barrels off in the vertical. check the height of your flattop and the height of the FSB from bore center.
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