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Does this BSA Laser Sight with Pressure Switches have windage and elevation knobs for sighting it in?
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∙ 13y ago
All good laser sights have 3 adjustments. Up/Down, Left/Right and lock. They are usually not knobs but allan wrench screws. Some Red-Dot sites have knobs. Laser and red-dot are two different kind of sites.
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Sighting-in a rifle means?
It means adjusting the sights for windage (left-right) and elevation (up-down) so that the sights are looking at the point where the fired bullet will strike at a given distance.
Sighting in a rifle means to?
This refers to adjusting the sights on a rifle for elevation (up/down) and windage )left/right) so that the sights are pointed to the place that the bullet strikes at a given distance.
Which dial is which on a mossberg M4D scope windage vs elevation?
Elevation will be the one that moves it up and down. Windage will be the one that moves it from side to side.
Where do you find the serial number on a Nikon scope?
On the bottom of the windage / elevation housing.
When would you readjust a zeroed scope for windage and elevation and range?
Change in ammo, change in weather
What do knobs on a scope of a gun adjust?
top adjust the elevation up and down, the side adjust the windage right or left. .
What is a pistol target sight?
Typically a larger, more prominent sight, adjutable for windage (left to right) and elevation (up and down)
Is there any windage loss in transformer?
In this context, 'wind', in 'windage', is pronounced as 'wind' -as in 'breeze' or 'gale'. 'Windage means air-resistance, and this only applies to rotating machines, such as generators and motors, whose rotors have to overcome air-resistance (windage) as they rotate. As transformers have no moving parts, they are NOT subject to windage loss!
What is windage loss of motor?
Windage loss is essentially frictional losses acting on rotating members due to air resistance.
What is windage loss in a dc machine?
Friction losses due to airCommentIt's worth pointing out that the windage is pronounced 'wind-age' (i.e. 'wind' as in breeze, not 'wind' as in coil!), and not 'winde-age'.
What is the value of a blued 22 LR Colt Woodsman automatic serial 031457s with a rear sight that is adjustable for windage elevation in mint condition?
made 1972. value would have to be given by a firearms appraiser
What is indirect firing in WW1?
Indirect fire is when you are firing at a target you cannot see. You may be firing at a map coordinate or you may be using a forward observer or spotter to determine the effectiveness of the projectile and adjusting the elevation and windage to correct the fire.
