December 26, 2010
photohause said:
What's not to like? Go shoot it!
BTW- I've seen the FO sight mounted tow different ways...is one better
than another?
Definitely go shoot it! Looks cool with the flash hider.
On the front sight, the answer is maybe. The height of the front sight in relation to the height of the back sight affects how well the POA (point of aim) corresponds with the POI (Point of impact). The lower the front sight, the higher the gun has to be tilted to line up with the back sight. Thus if one is trying to do the "pumpkin on a post" sighting (where the bottom of the front sight circle is even with the top of the back sight), the shooter will likely shoot high, especially if the back sight is raised to full elevation. In other words, the answer to your question is it depends on how the shooter wants to line up the sights. I'm pretty sure I've got it right but others will correct me if I'm wrong.
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Wasn't too crazy about that EH at first but, the more I see of these cool looking Dans' and the extra benefit of less kick. That is one nice looking Dan, Jordan!
I'm hooked! Haven't even got my first 15-2 back from Hotbluer yet and already thinking about a .44 mag. I'm afraid she's gonna be using my 15 on me before I get a chance to shoot it.
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beaudog said:
Great looking 15-2 there. I just picked up a flash hider from EWK. Love to hear your thoughts on it as I won't get a chance to go shooting anytime soon.
Well, besides being easy to remove in the field with no tools... i dropped my W-12 the other day at the range--just fumbled it in my hand. It hit the pavement, but luckily it landed right on the flash hider which took the blow. Small ding on the cylinder from the secondary fall, but the muzzle is fine.
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