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That was for righter13. Ameriglo doesn't have anything I like for HK. Trijicon HDs are a little high IMO, but they are great sights.

In all honesty, once you try something like a black rear our straight eight style, I don't think you'll go back to 3 dot. Much quicker sight acquisition, and you really don't line up the dots for target shooting, you line up the actual sights and ignore the dots, colors, etc. The color ring is...

It's what I have on my G19, but not available for Sigs. Did I help talk you into them on the ODT?

I think I have some of those.

Right now, I'm planning on 20". I'm putting together a 16" too. I have others, but the carbine length or mid length sight radius isn't enough for me, I'm looking for every legal advantage. I have some copies of these...

http://www.bjonessights.com/AR15.html Thinking about purchasing this with the 1/4 moa screw. I can qualify on scaled targets at 25m with irons, but so far I'm a little short at actual distance. Probably a software issue, I need to dry fire more. That's a lie, I need to dry fire.

I normally shoot 6 o'clock hold, but that's only optimal for fixed sized targets at fixed distances, at least in my understanding. With shooting from 1-600 yards wouldn't it be better for center hold? 6 o'clock is better for my eyes, but I don't want to worry about adjusting my hold for...

Excellent post. I am going to get my initial zero shooting at a 1" square. That means I should want my POI not in the center, but just above the low side of the target, POA dead center?

I like Ameriglos. Look at the last three at the link. https://www.ameriglo.net/catalog/sights/pistol-sights/sigsauer/night-sights/complete-sets The Spartan operator are the same sight picture as trijicon HDs. I like the Hack style and have it on my XDs. My favorite ones aren't available for...

Bob Jones sights are awesome. I've used a friend's M1a with one installed and the difference was amazing. I was going 100% on a 6"x9" piece of steel at 300 yards, seated rapid fire. With my M1a, I was 50% in slow fire prone. I've installed a NM hooded aperture, but haven't ordered the glass yet...

Return to zero is emphasized. Sight adjustments aren't magic, they're repeatable, and once known, you can go back and forth and know when you pick it up again, it'll hit where it's supposed to. This is my first time trying it with an irons only AR. I've done this with scoped rifles, a garand...

You sound a lot like one of the lead instructors at the KD. He is a big believer in BSZ and only adjusting for 400 and beyond. @DarthVader, I will be confirming all this in the field and writing up a dope card. I'm sure there's math involved but I thought there was a "right" sight radius for...

I think it will too, but maybe my clicks just go from 1moa to 7/8 moa, and I'm no where near good enough to be able to tease out that difference in the real world.

But people spend a crap ton at old navy just to be a walking billboard.

I think this is right. It's still 1 moa adjustments on the wheel. Height above bore is the main factor when calculating ballistics, much more important than any other factor. There isn't even that much difference between .223 and .308 until you get way out.

Hell, I barely understand t shirts with a company logo on them.

How many Atheists does it take to change a lightbulb? One, but he just holds it and the world revolves around him.

Nine German light bulbs don't fail.

The rifle I'm probably taking. I have a mlok hand stop on the way.

Known Distance. I'll be trying to pass an old Army qualification test, AQT, shooting three positions out to four hundred yards, with bonus targets at 600. http://www.southeasttraders.com/threads/appleseed-known-distance-clinic-at-the-cmp-range-in-alabama.5647/#post-120874