[jwj920]

Any advice on sighting in with or without front iron sight with new reflex red dot for 995Ts thanks , this is the best forum on the web

[Tyche]

I have a reflex red-dot on my 4595TS. I opted to leave both the rear and front sight on, since they only impinge a little near the bottom of the frame. (NOTE: they do not co-locate) My choice was because if the red-dot fails when I'm out, I can just un-mount it and use the iron sights, which are still sighted in.

I also have a laser that is set to match the iron sights, and used that to do preliminary sighting in of the red-dot. Worked pretty well for me.

And yea, I like this site, too. Very informative.

[crem1n0le]

just get a good bore sighter

[Tyche]

Originally Posted by crem1n0le

just get a good bore sighter

WHAT??!!?? It takes a professional to spot me?

[crem1n0le]

works better with 2 pros... you gotta get one at the backwall with a walkietalkie so you can get sub moa

[crem1n0le]

i guess i shouldnt try to speed read... leave the irons on

[ajole]

Start at 25 yards, and use a rest, sandbags, or something to be really solid and still. Shoot 3 shots aimed at the bull. See where they hit, adjust the scope as the instructions say, and shoot 3 more, aimed at the bull again.

It is really important that you do not try to steer or guide the bullets. I have seen guys aim off to the side of the bull to try and make the bullets hit center. Do not do that, always aim at the center, and then adjust the scope to move the group into the center.

After you get the group where you want it, move the target to 50 yards, and repeat. When you are happy there, try 100, or 75 yards, or whatever you think is your max "point blank" range, where you want the POI (point of impact) to be the same as the POA (point of aim). I left mine at 50, and just hold over a little for longer shots, which I rarely shoot.