Hi, I'm new to rifles and optics so...roll your eyes, forgive me, and lend some advice.
I just bought a red dot, paired with the stock iron sights on my 15-22. When cowitnessing, are both the front and rear irons used? It seems to obscure the POV so much with the rear on/up that it makes more sense to have the red dot and the front sight only. Is that the "proper" way or is there something inherently wrong with that?
For example, speaking from a comfort/ease of use perspective, my setup would have the red dot, fixed front, and flip-up rear (which would be folded down while using the dot).
Also, with mounted optics/sights/etc., they seem to be easily attached and removed. Is it common practice to swap stuff on and off or does that totally foul up calibrations and such? The mounts seem to "true" themselves on the rail well.
Thanks
I just bought a red dot, paired with the stock iron sights on my 15-22. When cowitnessing, are both the front and rear irons used? It seems to obscure the POV so much with the rear on/up that it makes more sense to have the red dot and the front sight only. Is that the "proper" way or is there something inherently wrong with that?
For example, speaking from a comfort/ease of use perspective, my setup would have the red dot, fixed front, and flip-up rear (which would be folded down while using the dot).
Also, with mounted optics/sights/etc., they seem to be easily attached and removed. Is it common practice to swap stuff on and off or does that totally foul up calibrations and such? The mounts seem to "true" themselves on the rail well.
Thanks