patrick wrote:Looking for an AR rear sight.I prefer a fixed sight,or maybe not fixed,but one that does not flip up/down and has elevation adjustment.A flip up/down might work.I just don't see the point of having a sight that I can't adjust for elevation.
ex-LT wrote:I admit that I'm not an AR guru, but I thought elevation adjustments were typically handled with the front sight, and windage with the rear.
LumberZach wrote:I always adjust the front post. I was always told the elevation on the a2 rear sight is more for distance adjustments.
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Erud wrote:LumberZach wrote:I always adjust the front post. I was always told the elevation on the a2 rear sight is more for distance adjustments.
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So you have an A2 rear sight, but you are making all of your elevation adjustments on the front sight? That seems needlessly complicated and tedious.
ex-LT wrote:I admit that I'm not an AR guru, but I thought elevation adjustments were typically handled with the front sight, and windage with the rear.
LumberZach wrote:Erud wrote:LumberZach wrote:I always adjust the front post. I was always told the elevation on the a2 rear sight is more for distance adjustments.
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So you have an A2 rear sight, but you are making all of your elevation adjustments on the front sight? That seems needlessly complicated and tedious.
I meant for initial sight in ha everything after that is on the rear sight, though I'll admit I don't need to make many adjustments after sight in. I don't get to shoot past 100yards very often.
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patrick wrote:Like an LMTL8A.A2 (A3?) style.
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