April 14, 2013
I took the freshly restored 15-2 to the range yesterday, and I seem to have a problem. I can't seem to get the rear sight to go down far enough to match the point of impact at 7 yards. I have a standard DW rear sight, but I'm using the EWK fiber optic front sight. Is there a mismatch here that would cause this problem? I seem to need about another inch of drop, but the rear sight is already bottomed out. Has anyone else experienced this? Should I revert back to the stock front sight? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
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Yep, high side to the rear. The reason I asked, is because when I got my fist EWK fiber optic and I had a momentary brain fart and stuck it on the the wrong. Looked at it for a while and figured that can't be right.
I would think it could make a big difference.
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Possibly an adjustment to the sight picture? I don't know about you, but I sight all my guns to "pumpkin on the post" or "lollipop" sight picture, where the lower edge of the bullseye is sitting just on the top of the front sight (with the FO it would be right on top of the dot, sort of like a Heine Straight Eight). There is a lot of pro and con on this, but as long as I know all my guns are sighted this way I get a lot of consistency this way from gun to gun. This does not really affect shooting in self defense situations, as the (probably) close range would make any small variance minimal.
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