YES! How did you do that? A different type revolver?
Ilike9mm;YES! How did you do that? A different type revolver?
Yall's put that there front thang in betwixed them there back thangs and a makin sure they's is level and the front thang is dead nuts middle of them back thangs yall's pull the trigger and yall hit what yall's aim fer.
I do believe our legs have been sufficiently been pulled gentlemen!
Yall's put that there front thang in betwixed them there back thangs and a makin sure they's is level and the front thang is dead nuts middle of them back thangs yall's pull the trigger and yall hit what yall's aim fer.
I cannot believe that this discussion is still continuing. Dude, you are JUST NOT COMPREHENDING the many excellent responses to your original post. Many of them are accompanied by EXCELLENT pictures. THE FRONT SIGHT IS NOT TOO TALL ! ! ! You are aligning the sights incorrectly. If you have been lining up sights like this for years--you couldn't have hit SQUAT except by accident..........Really, NOT KIDDING here. I have been shooting most of my life (older than 55), most of the time (duh) you line up the front thingy between the back thang...bang. No problem.
I am new to the .38 Snubnose. I just don't get the front sight being too tall! Line em up, shoots low. I put the orange paint on the sight to give me an indication of elevation. It is not bullet drop, target at 15 feet. I want to hit a gonad on a gnat (they make em big here in NorCa), and can't do it; because I can't see through the front sight. Aim high, I still can't see what I want to hit.
Thanks for all the advice.
I am new to the .38 Snubnose. I just don't get the front sight being too tall! Line em up, shoots low.
Thanks for all the advice.
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Despite an unorthodox sight picture, your photo displays adequate combat accuracy. Aim for Center of Mass ( middle of torso ). Paint the whole front sight bright orange, and realize that your modified model 60 weapons system is designed for emergency self defense. See Col. Charles Askins methodology:
"A hard-kicking gun can be controlled in only one way: it must he gripped with a powerful hand pressure. Practice a grip on the belly gun that will crush granite. Such a heavy hand will bring the weapon under control and keep it there. Practice on man targets and do not fire at them more than 30 feet. Do not fire single shots, trigger off bursts of 2 or 3. Extend the arm full length in the beginning and simply look over the barrel. Later on commence to break the elbow and hold the gun below eye level. Shots come faster. Accuracy is just as good from this lower position it is just a matter of practice." -Col. C. Askins
If you remain convinced that your pistol is defective, I would be willing to purchase it from you for $350, which is a fair price for a defective model 60.![]()
Really, NOT KIDDING here. I have been shooting most of my life (older than 55), most of the time (duh) you line up the front thingy between the back thang...bang. No problem.
I am new to the .38 Snubnose. I just don't get the front sight being too tall! Line em up, shoots low. I put the orange paint on the sight to give me an indication of elevation. It is not bullet drop, target at 15 feet. I want to hit a gonad on a gnat (they make em big here in NorCa), and can't do it; because I can't see through the front sight. Aim high, I still can't see what I want to hit.
Thanks for all the advice.
Again thanks to all. I feel that I am just not communicating my thoughts in the appropriate manner. Or, there is some great misunderstanding here. I am new to a Snubby, the front sight is a little too tall to get the alignment that I am used to: as on the hundreds of handguns I've fired.