I bought this Taurus .44 magnum
http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=224&category=Revolver
When sighting it in at 25 yards it was shooting about 2 1/2 inches high from point of aim. But when I went to adjust the sight, I found it was screwed down as close to the frame as possible.
Whats up with that?
A) I was using "Winchester" brand .44 magnum 240 gr. JSP shells.
B) I was using a pistol rest to eliminate all "wavering"
C) Is this a gun which needs to be shot at longer distances?
As this gun is fairly new I don`t want to screw around altering the rear sight to make it sit lower (filing the bottom of the sight) Are there options? Or do I have to buy a new sight? Or shoot at a longer distance?
Or should I just take it back to the dealer?
http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-details.cfm?id=224&category=Revolver
When sighting it in at 25 yards it was shooting about 2 1/2 inches high from point of aim. But when I went to adjust the sight, I found it was screwed down as close to the frame as possible.
Whats up with that?
A) I was using "Winchester" brand .44 magnum 240 gr. JSP shells.
B) I was using a pistol rest to eliminate all "wavering"
C) Is this a gun which needs to be shot at longer distances?
As this gun is fairly new I don`t want to screw around altering the rear sight to make it sit lower (filing the bottom of the sight) Are there options? Or do I have to buy a new sight? Or shoot at a longer distance?
Or should I just take it back to the dealer?