Originally Posted by memphisjim1

My recently acquired K-22 ('47 vintage) 6-in. barrel had its first range session in my hands this past Thursday. The first 12 rounds were fired free hand and consistently grouped about an inch high and slightly left of bullseye at 15 yards. I then set up the pistol rest and used a target that didn't have a black bullseye, just blue circles on a white background. Suddenly every shot was inside the bullseye (estimated 2" circle). Achieved the same result with six more freehand rounds. Confirmed my worst suspicion: it was the nut holding the pistol. My almost 71-year-old eyes just won't let me properly align black sights on a black target.Next time I'll use one of my Shoot'N'See orange pasters on the bullseye. And I sure love that pistol.