After getting some great advice from a fellow member here, I checked on my sights. I was getting some strange groups & thought it might be the ammo. I checked out the rear peep first & the elevation thing behind the peep. I guess its called elevation correction? There was a slight amount of side to side play but, didn't seem too great. I next checked the front site & noticed it was slightly askew. Put my fingers on it & gently twisted it back & fourth. Bingo... it was loose! I realigned the front site for straight up & down & tightened it up. I also checked all the screws & found one of the reciever nuts was loose & fixed that. Now I got to hit the range!
995 Carbine Sight check
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My front sight was also knocked out of alignment when I bought it.
Being that it is short, it did not rest properly in the rifle rack at the pawn shop where I bought it.
I had to adjust it & then got it sighted for 50 yards. Check out the pic.
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Now I admit that I used a rest but that was firing as fast as I could aim & shoot. Not too shabby if I do say so myself.
Being that it is short, it did not rest properly in the rifle rack at the pawn shop where I bought it.
I had to adjust it & then got it sighted for 50 yards. Check out the pic.
Now I admit that I used a rest but that was firing as fast as I could aim & shoot. Not too shabby if I do say so myself.
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