| 500Nitro |
| (.450 member) |
| 13/05/09 11:06 PM |
Re: 500 Nitro Project input!!
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The sunlight hits the slanting one and makes it more visible under bad conditions, i think
A sight at a slant catches te light at the same angle reagrdless of where the sun is.
Same reason we file the round brass beads on the front
of rifles on an angle.
This way the sight picture stays the same as the light reflects the same.
A round bead, the sight picture "looks" the same to you but inreality, it is slightly different.