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Originally Posted by VegasPier
Thanks guys. I was briefed on the use of the bullet tip and the tool to make the sight adjustments. The instructor suggested that the tool is easier to use. He maintains more than one rifle so I assume that is why he likes the tool.
So I'm good to go with a bullet or a tool if I find one. It would also appear that once set it I won't need to make that front sight adjustment again.
I had problems with my password last night so I came in as in
unregistered. Problem solved today.
Cheers, VegasPier
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I see you have an Army tag on your profile, if you are active military I can see spending the $8-10 on the tool. Most of my Jr NCO's were required to have one when we went to the range to avoid using the bullet tip.
They carried one so they could help adjust their soldiers weapons to speed up zeroing weapons.
If your not still active I wouldn't bother, there is a good chance your rifle might not even need front sight adjustment if it's set to battlefield zero already.
The tool is easy to find at the online gun stores, Amazon or ebay. Front sight post adjusting tool (A2)