Rear sight alignment
- Thread starter Jsimon78
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Annihilator
Hellion
Guilty as charged also!
Jsimon78
Custom
The sight was been adjusted several times and the horizontal spot was adjusted for the shooting left. I should have used my unused target to make sure I’m dead on for my last 10 rounds.
Jsimon78
Custom
Lean on a tree holding a PBR.
Belt Fed
SAINT
They even still make that stuff?
Jsimon78
Custom
I’m not sure. One day I should look.
Jsimon78
Custom
Cork Keg & Liquors Yorkville IL, Yorkville, IL - Shop, Product, Pabst Blue Ribbon Easy, 5ba97a918f58762156ff03aa
Shop, Product, Pabst Blue Ribbon Easy, 5ba97a918f58762156ff03aa - A Wine and Liquor (Spirits) store located in 302 N Bridge St, Yorkville, IL 60560, USA
corkkegyorkville.com
They sure do.
Jsimon78
Custom
Don’t worry
The PBR won’t be open at all unless I want to shoot it (been sober for 16 years now)
Grayfox
Professional
Could be its just the way you're built. I don't know if its my hands, arms or whole body, but just about every gun I own has the sights adjusted slightly right. Its just the way my body works. I'm used to it and expect to make a slight site adjustment on every new gun I get. 
Jsimon78
Custom
Could be its just the way you're built. I don't know if its my hands, arms or whole body, but just about every gun I own has the sights adjusted slightly right. Its just the way my body works. I'm used to it and expect to make a slight site adjustment on every new gun I get.
What has me is the adjustable back sight. The thing was way off to start with. It’s getting better but now it’s getting into the groove.
Onewolf426
Hellcat
Red neck, white socks and Blue Ribbon Beer. Yes, I am that old.
Johnny Yuma
Elite
181 years old and counting
In the 60s my ole man and his buds made me open every steel can with a church key.
By the time I was old enough, they stopped making steel cans.
It was the first beer the ole man and his buds made me test to make sure it was not poisoned.
HayesGreener
Ronin
Have an experienced instructor watch you shoot. Right handed shooters tend to shoot a bit low left. It's body mechanics. You can correct it if you know what's happening. The rear sight should be centered.
Jfal
Hellcat
While PBR may have a questionable reputation, it is entirely drinkable. I went through the craft-beer craze, started home-brewing....but as I get older, PBR is a regular for me. If you gotta add fruit to your beer, it sucks. It (PBR) just doesn't have that awful skunk of Corona, Heineken, Amstel or (fill in the blank).
Deepest apologies for intentionally steering off-topic.
Deepest apologies for intentionally steering off-topic.
Jsimon78
Custom
It’s all ok. I kinda started this thread about rookie learning anyway. New gun, new sights, and just trying to get it figured out.
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SL66
Professional
Agree with @HayesGreener, get an instructor to watch you shoot a typical range session, get his advise and work on suggested areas. Also suggest having pistol sighted in by a good smith if available. Best to learn to hit the target with a proper zero than to keep adjusting site to our bad habits in order to get hits on target. (We have all done it). After a while, have same instructor watch again. You will be surprised at your improvement. Best of luck friend.