That would depend entirely upon the distance you were shooting at, the weight of the bullet, the powder charge, atmospheric pressure and possibly the phase of the moon.
The rear sight is adjustable for windage (it can be moved left or right in it's dovetail).
In regards to elevation: as mentioned, "That would depend entirely upon the distance you were shooting at, the weight of the bullet, the powder charge, atmospheric pressure and possibly the phase of the moon."
If you want to use a particular load at a particular distance, elevation can be permanently changed by modifying the sights:
If it shoots low, reduce the height of the front sight (file it down).
If it shoots high, reduce the height of the rear sight (again, file it down)
...or you can replace the rear sight with an adjustable LPA TPU sight from PSI.
Spend a little more and get an adjustable sight model that comes drilled and tapped for a scope base that is included. You never know when you might want to try a red dot scope.
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