out of sight

-BEEF-

-BEEF-

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so i spent two day trying to figure out why i couldnt get my AR on target. not matter what i did at any distance i was hitting consistantly to the right. finaly i figured it had to be a problem with the sights (it couldnt possibly be me :) ) i took the flip up iron sights off and as i did i noticed something odd. turns out when i put on the forend the rail was missaligned so my front sight was on a completly different angle then the rear sight. this would explain why no matter how far i adjusted the windage on the rear i couldnt line them up. a few turns of an allen wrench and a level and the problem was solved everything lines up and im back on target. felt kinda dumb ha ha.
 
At least you figured it out. It sucks to send a firearm in for trouble shooting, only to find that a little more time and less money could have fixed it anyhow. Happy shooting!
 
All kidding aside, I'm relieved Beef discovered his problem.

Reminds me of the time a multi-hundred-million-dollar laser was disabled.

By a single human hair.

Imagine how hard THAT was to find.
 
Dyn-o-mite, there I said it too.

I too am glad Beef discovered his problem.
 
Good going Beef . Always feels good when you look closer and figure it out yourself .


HOLD MY BEER AND WATCH THIS !
 
And the next time, you won't make that mistake. It's always good to be able to figure out the source of the problem and take the steps to fix it.
 
OldPhysics said:
All kidding aside, I'm relieved Beef discovered his problem.

Reminds me of the time a multi-hundred-million-dollar laser was disabled.

By a single human hair.

Imagine how hard THAT was to find.
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Man you have all the cool toys.

Garth
 
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