| 9.3x57 |
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| 10/12/07 02:37 PM |
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Re: Target for zeroing with open sights
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And this is so true until you are taliking about big dangerous game and ranges under 50yds, even really under 25yds. Here you need all the view and perspective you can get. That big open V works great, doesn't hide or obscure anything and isn't even a heartbeat slower.
JPk
The GR is invisible to the naked eye. Cannot be seen. All that can be seen is the front sight. For some reason the technicalities of which are unknown to me, the eye centers the GR, even tho you cannot see it. As Finn went on to say, all you do is place the front sight on the target and break the trigger.
In fact, since the wide V is, technically, between the eye and the target and it extends laterally on either side of the front sight, it obscures more than the GR.
RIPP is right, the GR rear is superior precisely because it is invisible.