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Okay, I just bought a new TC Omega and I'm shooting with the iron sights. I went to the range and got great groupings at 100 yards (really 112 with the laser range finder). Anyway I figured that I need to come about 6 inches left and 2 inches up to hit dead center. Consulting with the owner's manual it says; "Example; moving the sight blade to the right moves your shots to the right and move to the left moves the shots to the left."
I'm almost embarrassed to ask the question since I have been hunting the last 23+ years with telescopic sights, but isn't this bassackwards? I've got the CRS thing going and for the life of me can't remember the basics. I know that elevating the rear sight will raise the impact area. Do they mean "blade" as the front sight, because that would make sense.
Next question is, does anybody have any decent ballistic charts? I'm shooting 100 grains of powder (two pellets)and a 250 grain sabot. My question here would be if I am dead center at 100, where would I be hitting at 50 yards?
I sure like the new (or at least new to me) fiber optic sights and I'm smacking a 2-3 group at 112 yards. I'll rate them as 2 boners up!
I'm almost embarrassed to ask the question since I have been hunting the last 23+ years with telescopic sights, but isn't this bassackwards? I've got the CRS thing going and for the life of me can't remember the basics. I know that elevating the rear sight will raise the impact area. Do they mean "blade" as the front sight, because that would make sense.
Next question is, does anybody have any decent ballistic charts? I'm shooting 100 grains of powder (two pellets)and a 250 grain sabot. My question here would be if I am dead center at 100, where would I be hitting at 50 yards?
I sure like the new (or at least new to me) fiber optic sights and I'm smacking a 2-3 group at 112 yards. I'll rate them as 2 boners up!