dak0ta
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Hey,
So today I brought my 94 out to the range and it was shooting way high and to the left (off the paper). I tapped the front sight and got it centered, then lowered the elevator ramp to the lowest setting and it was still shooting about 6'' high. I was aiming at the bottom of the target to get it to print near the bullseye. I then removed the elevator all together and then it shot about 4'' low. I came back and looked at the manual and it appears that the rear sight has a screw that allows for even further elevation adjustment. How do I use this screw and will it make up for 4'' of elevation error?
So today I brought my 94 out to the range and it was shooting way high and to the left (off the paper). I tapped the front sight and got it centered, then lowered the elevator ramp to the lowest setting and it was still shooting about 6'' high. I was aiming at the bottom of the target to get it to print near the bullseye. I then removed the elevator all together and then it shot about 4'' low. I came back and looked at the manual and it appears that the rear sight has a screw that allows for even further elevation adjustment. How do I use this screw and will it make up for 4'' of elevation error?