Walt Sherrill
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A brass punch will not -- indeed, cannot -- ding your sight. The punch is too soft.
P210-6 Range report (long)
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doctorhumbert
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I am following up on the previous review with couple of different ammos in 124gr.
Here is my best groups at 25 yards supported with Geco (German) 124gr FMJ.
This ammo shoots slightly better toward middle, but not much lower at heavier weight. Pretty accurate.
Winchester white box 124gr FMJ at 25 yards.
This ammo was not as accurate as 115gr Winchester nor Geco 124gr. It still shoots left.
I like Geco 124gr, and supposably you can buy this ammo around $6-7 in bulk. Winchester 124gr is readily available in wal-mart, but I waited 20 minute to buy single box there today. I'd rather order Geco online. Since most of the shooting will be done at 25 yards, it looks like I need a higher front sight.
Does anyone know Which front sight (+. or +..) is needed to shoot 2"-3" lower at 25 yards with + front sight?
Here is my best groups at 25 yards supported with Geco (German) 124gr FMJ.
This ammo shoots slightly better toward middle, but not much lower at heavier weight. Pretty accurate.
Winchester white box 124gr FMJ at 25 yards.
This ammo was not as accurate as 115gr Winchester nor Geco 124gr. It still shoots left.
I like Geco 124gr, and supposably you can buy this ammo around $6-7 in bulk. Winchester 124gr is readily available in wal-mart, but I waited 20 minute to buy single box there today. I'd rather order Geco online. Since most of the shooting will be done at 25 yards, it looks like I need a higher front sight.
Does anyone know Which front sight (+. or +..) is needed to shoot 2"-3" lower at 25 yards with + front sight?
Walt Sherrill
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What is your point of aim for these targets? Dead center on the bullseye, below the bullseye (at 6 o'clock), or some other position...
'Cause of its dead center on the bullseye, I'd be using the 6 o'clock hold and be happy. If you're holding on the 6 o'clock position and STILL shooting that high, then a sight change might be in order.
'Cause of its dead center on the bullseye, I'd be using the 6 o'clock hold and be happy. If you're holding on the 6 o'clock position and STILL shooting that high, then a sight change might be in order.
doctorhumbert
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I am shooting 6' So its shooting about 3-4" high.
Walt Sherrill
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If you talk to a gunsmith or a knowledgeable customer service person at SIG, and you tell them the specs (3.5 inches high at 25 yards), they can determine which front sight (or rear sight) you need. You may have to pull the one on the gun (or take a measurement), though.
doctorhumbert
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It came with + size front sight. The two higher length sights available are +. and +..
I doubt Sig arm will provide me with replacement sight, but E-Gunpart store sells them for $40 piece
I doubt Sig arm will provide me with replacement sight, but E-Gunpart store sells them for $40 piece
doctorhumbert-might want ro try shooting off hand, after finding the load ya like. When sighting in pistols off rest, your poi sometimes changes. While every one is different, have most my pistols sighted in about 1 1/2 to 2 inches high at 25 yds benched. This usually results in poa=poi for me when shooting standing and un supported.
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