Rifle Sights
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When I got my rifle I had a scope put on it, took the rifle sights off andplugged where they were. Could taking these sights off and plugging the holes or putting the sights back on throw off any kind of accuracy? Didn'tknow if avery small detail like this would affect my rifle or not. Sorry if this is a dumb question. Any help is appreciated.
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Not that I can see. Maybe, possibly, taking the front sight off could effect something. If at all it would just mean it might prefer a different load now. I don't think they weigh enough to make a difference though.
Rear sight shouldn't effect anything at all.
Paul
Rear sight shouldn't effect anything at all.
Paul
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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When I got my rifle I had a scope put on it, took the rifle sights off andplugged where they were. Could taking these sights off and plugging the holes or putting the sights back on throw off any kind of accuracy? Didn'tknow if avery small detail like this would affect my rifle or not. Sorry if this is a dumb question. Any help is appreciated.
When I got my rifle I had a scope put on it, took the rifle sights off andplugged where they were. Could taking these sights off and plugging the holes or putting the sights back on throw off any kind of accuracy? Didn'tknow if avery small detail like this would affect my rifle or not. Sorry if this is a dumb question. Any help is appreciated.