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2019年7月15日 · M16 rifle correct sight alignment FM 3-22.9 (23-9) Fig 4-17.png 848 × 858; 224 KB

2021年8月19日 · The field manual for M16A1 and M16A2 Rifle Marksmanship states, “The larger aperture, marked 0-2, is used for moving target engagement and during limited visibility. The unmarked aperture is used for normal firing situations, zeroing and with the elevation knob for target distances up to 800 meters.

Sight Alignment and Sight Picture: This is the cornerstone of accuracy. The front sight post must be precisely centered within the rear sight aperture. The shooter should focus on the front sight, allowing the target to come into focus peripherally. Trigger Control: A …

2009年10月24日 · NOTE: The sight picture is obtained by aligning the rear sight and the front sight with the proper aiming point for your target. The sight picture depends on sight alignment and placement of the aiming point.

M16 sight picture when using the 0.070 in (1.78 mm) rear aperture M16A2 with unmarked aperture rear sight for normal firing situations raised. The larger aperture, marked '0-2', is flipped down. Fully adjustable rear sight, brass deflector and forward assist of the M16A2

2021年4月24日 · Original Colt complete Rear Sight Assembly for all Colt AR-15 / M16 / M16A1 models before the introduction of the M16A2 sight in 1983. These are used Colt parts that came off old rifles in Good condition.

2020年6月2日 · A new adjustable rear sight was added, allowing the rear sight to be dialed in for specific range settings between 300 and 800 meters to take full advantage of the ballistic characteristics of the new SS109 rounds and to allow windage adjustments without the need of a tool or cartridge.

2011年11月1日 · Is there an aftermarket supplier of A1-style rear apertures that are drilled correctly, and are labeled "L"? 2) As seen in the picture below, I have this rear sight installed backwards, because the countersink/bevel/sunshade/whateveritscalled is supposed to be facing towards the shooter, correct?