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The most accurate sight on a firearm is often considered to be a high-quality, variable-power scope, particularly for long-range shooting. These scopes provide magnification, allowing for precise targeting at various distances, and typically feature reticles designed for accurate holdovers and windage adjustments. For close-range applications, red dot sights can also be highly accurate due to their rapid target acquisition capabilities. Ultimately, the best sight depends on the intended use and shooting conditions.

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