Aiming.
Aiming.
the process of lining up a firearm's rear and front sights
Sight alignment is the process of properly lining up the eye with the rear and front sights on open or aperture sights.:)
It is the image that a shooter sees when looking through the sights of a firearm at a target, and shows the alignment of rear sight, front sight and target.
Aligning front/rear sights
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Aligning front/rear sights
Most aftermarket sights are fiberoptic types such as Williams FireSights or the Tru-Glo sights. I dont know of any specific target applications.
I do not trust the standard Glock front sight. It is made of plastic and pins to the slide underneath. To me, replacing the standard plastic Glock sights is a NECESSITY and you can buy the Glock with steel or tritium sights or have them installed aftermarket. It's the weakest point in the Glock design.
Best left to a gunsmith
AnswerShotguns don't have sights. Just a bead at the front of the barrel. Incorrect. Some shotguns do just have a bead at the muzzle's end ... but, shotguns do indeed have aiming sights available. Typically, a shotgun designed to shoot rifled slugs will have conventional, adjustable iron sights with the rear sight mounted in the area above the trigger & and a blade sight ... sometimes with a colored line on the front sight. A typical name for shotgun sights is called Ghost Ring Sights. It came standard on my Mossberg 500 12 Ha. Shotgun.