NAA Mini-Master (4" barrel) - Fixed or Adjustable Sights?

[foxmoor]

I'm looking to purchase a NAA Mini-Master (4" barrel) with both cylinders, but I'm confused over the choice of Adjustable or Fixed Sights. I've read of many problems on this forum and others of the Adjustable Sights, so the Fixed sights and their lower profile look to be the way to go, but how accurate are they typically? I like to target shoot and plink, so inaccurate sights would drive me a bit crazy, but are the Adjustable Sights really that adjustable? I'd be using this gun for target shooting/plinking and some CCW (in a pinch). Any and all help appreciated!

 

[MCgunner]

Problem with fixed sights is the magnum loads will likely shoot no where near POI of the .22LRs. I've been wanting the same gun off and on, but wouldn't want it with the fixed for the above reason.

 

[RippinSVT]

I like adjustable sights on anything I shoot, period. That being said, I couldn't really see myself plinking much with such a gun, so the fixed sights would fit me just fine at the close distance for which it would typically be used. Precision shooting doesn't seem to be a strong point with those.

 

[John Wayne]

A Mini Master isn't much of a target gun, so I would go for the fixed sights.