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Posted: 8/30/2013 6:22:29 AM EDT
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My son purchased these flip-up sights on Amazon. At 25 yards, they shoot 6" high even with the post all the way up. I measured them, and the rear aperture is 1.557" above the rail, but the front sight post is only 1.33" above the rail, about .25" difference. I looked at Magpuls and Troys, and without measuring, it seems that the front post and rear aperture are pretty much in line, as is the FSB/carry handle combo on my M4 carbine. Am I correct is saying that these will never zero out?
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My son purchased these cheap flip-up sights on Amazon. At 25 yards, they shoot 6" high even with the post all the way up. I measured them, and the rear aperture is 1.557" above the rail, but the front sight post is only 1.33" above the rail, about .25" difference. I looked at Magpuls and Troys, and without measuring, it seems that the front post and rear aperture are pretty much in line, as is the FSB/carry handle combo on my M4 carbine. Am I correct is saying that these will never zero out? (snip pics) Those are PTS/Airsoft sights, not intended for use on a real rifle. Check on the Equipment Exchange for something that'll zero. 
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