My 15 year old daughter has a Razor's Edge and draws about 45 pounds. She target shoots up to 60 yards. Will this sight work or will it bottom out?
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A friend of mine shoots at around 52# and the sight works well for him. It has a pretty wide range of motion. I use a fixed position for 27 yards and compensate by aiming higher or lower (even though it's easy to move, I don't want to mess with the pin during a hunting situation). I'm shooting a fast bow but even so, I'm not even close to either end when I move the sight pin up and down for longer or shorter distances. I think you'll be fine, but it's easy enough to return if you're not satisfied.
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If the rail is a standard size it'll hold tight. I don't know how long it'll last at the range though. A friend had one in his .45 and it only lasted through two full magazines.
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That would make your front sight be substantially lower, and would only be effective if you were shooting out to 300+ yards. There are smaller quarter inch risers that will help a little bit more - but remember that you want your front and rear sights to be level if you're shooting at a closer range. Any further than your iron sights practical range, then you should be using a scope... Unless you're one of those hardcore guys trying to shoot the grand with iron sights and a rifle chambered in 5.56! +1 for the M&P; 15 Sport!
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You have to find that sweet spot.. I would need to know what type of gun you are using. Think of it like this.. The sight is aiming straight at the target but the barrel is 2-3" lower depending on the setup. So at 25 yards the barrel is aimed up at the same point as your sight is seeing but if you aim out to 35 yards the the sight remains on the same line of sight but the bullet will continue upward.
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No it will not. I attempted this and the rear site was just a couple of mm too low, which caused a little bending in the rail. A gunsmith said it would probably crack after 100 to 200 rounds or so. Its a shame because it is such a high quality piece of equipment. I ended up putting a AIM sports scout scope on the built in front rails as the long eye relief made it a good fit.
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I have the 4595ts and it works great. In fact of all the firearms I've tried this with, the carbine seems to be the best. It was very close from the factory with iron sights, I used this bore sight prior to going to the range. It was on paper at 50, then I dialed it at 100yrds. No issues. One of the best purchases I've made.
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Yes, the rear sight will line up properly with an A2 front sight post on your set up. Even though I have these sights on a 15-22, I tested the rear sight on my AR15 (M&P15X - has the fixed A2 front sight post) in order to answer this question.
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Yes. The hole in the bottom is big enough for the slide to poke through the bottom. I don't know how the drawing of the glock 35 would be with the front sight sticking out through the bottom. It will definatly fit but I just don't know about getting it back out without the front sight snagging on the bottom.
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I'm afraid I can't say positively; it's on a flat top with a gas block front base to keep the line of sight clear of obstructions. I put Midwest Industries folding front and rear sights on and it co-witnesses them but low in the Aimpoint's field of view. I would think, in use with a normal height front sight, it would be more towards center.
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I bought this air gun about six months ago, and I'm extremely happy with it. As long as you have the right mounting brackets, it will work. Mine is extremely accurate to about 50 yards, depending on the wind. I recommend using the heavier grade bb's. I don't know if it's more accurate than the standard AEG because I don't own a standard AEG, but the accuracy of my rifle is outstanding.
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I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot.... » Read More I have not tried this sight on an AK, but I can tell you that on my .223 it has been put through its paces and I haven't had to adjust it yet. As far as the yardage you're asking for, at 200 yds the dot is going to cover a good bit of the target. Depending in what your target is. Silhouette targets would do fine I'm sure, but this isn't a magnified sight. It comes with a 1x magnification attachment that is pretty much useless to me, you may find it helpful when shooting longer ranges. I have used the magnifier at 100-150 yds and it may help some, but it chokes the field of view down a lot. Hope this helps! This is a very nice sight for the money. I actually have it mounted on my patrol rifle. « Show Less
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This is actually a very good question. My model 35 was all over the place (2"+ at 10 yards) with every type of domed, hollow point, or pointed pellet. Then I tried daisy wadcutters and crosman wadcutters and they both grouped about 1/4" at 10 yards with the factory open sights. It was mind-blowing how much difference there was between these pellets and all others. Trust me on this one. I tried a LOT of different pellets and had mostly poor results.
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The draw weight is 15 lbs, 18"draw length, and 25" axel to axel. Pretty small for any older than 6-8 yrs. And no provision for a rear peep to align with front sight. Hope this helps.
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I assume the sights and bore are close enough in alignment that the laser insert will shoot to point of aim. I've had very good luck with real fixed sight guns shooting to point of aim over a 55 year period.
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I have a 30 inch draw and it works fine. I could robin hood from 30 yards over and over. Also, if you're going to use a release, it's going to be more than enough, but even shooting traditionally you will be fine.
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No, it will not. While these sights may work well, have you considered XS Big Dot Sights?? I personally use and recommend them. They will put you on target faster than any other I`ve tried. Just a suggestion. "Remember carry everyday, practice often.......and have fun!" :-)
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I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one. Call the hoslter maker first would be my suggestion! I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one.... » Read More I am not sure. I would hate to provide you with the wrong information. Your barrel will stick out of the bottom if it longer then 67/8 I can tell you that for sure. My Mark II competition Target model does! So far that is the only thing that I dislike about the holster. Amazon had the most reasonable price and I looked for a holster for my weapon for years. I even looked at this one once or twice but I could not pass the quality up unless I paid twice the money for a custom holster. That was not a wise decision for 22 in my case. Good luck with your purchase if you decide to purchase one. Call the hoslter maker first would be my suggestion! « Show Less