lionking
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I have come to the conclusion that adjustable sights are my preference. I have a few handguns Usp .45 and Beretta 92 for example. Yeah accurate guns except for the fact that they don't hit center of bulls eye with a 6 o clock hold and there isn't much you can do to fix it with fixed sights expect maybe file the front sight if you need it to shoot higher or replace the sights.
For those of us who just shoot at paper targets and that is probably all we will ever do nothing is more boring that a gun that won't group around the bulls eye. Where I lived before I could go out and destroy soda cans (plinking) or silhouette targets for general combat accuracy which a fixed sight gun is fine for but for paper target accuracy adjustable sights are the way to go.
I just saw a few threads on here where someone asked for advice on a good range gun and most people commented on a particular model to get but most of those were fixed sight handguns. So my thoughts are whatever you get for a "range" gun get it with adjustable sights for windage and elevation
For those of us who just shoot at paper targets and that is probably all we will ever do nothing is more boring that a gun that won't group around the bulls eye. Where I lived before I could go out and destroy soda cans (plinking) or silhouette targets for general combat accuracy which a fixed sight gun is fine for but for paper target accuracy adjustable sights are the way to go.
I just saw a few threads on here where someone asked for advice on a good range gun and most people commented on a particular model to get but most of those were fixed sight handguns. So my thoughts are whatever you get for a "range" gun get it with adjustable sights for windage and elevation