LINE OF SIGHT AIMING POINT CENTER LINE OF BORE TRAJECTORY RANGE ELEMENTS OF ZEROING.

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LINE OF SIGHT AIMING POINT CENTER LINE OF BORE TRAJECTORY RANGE ELEMENTS OF ZEROING

ZERO TRUE ZERO BATTLESIGHT ZERO TYPES OF ZEROS

FRONT SIGHT: TO RAISE, TURN CLOCKWISE TO LOWER, TURN COUNTER CLOCKWISE RIFLE SIGHTING SYSTEM – FRONT SIGHT POST

REAR SIGHT: ELEVATION WINDAGE aperture for limited visibility and moving target windage index mark RIFLE SIGHTING SYSTEM – REAR SIGHT

WINDAGE AND ELEVATION RULES M16A2 M16A4 M4 Carbine Front Sight Elevation1 ¼” 1 3/8 ” 1 7/8 ” Rear Sight Elevation1”1” ½” 3/4 ” Windage ½” For every 100 yards of range from the target, one (1) click will move the strike of the bullet on the target approximately:

OBJECTIVE REAR SIGHT ELEVATION SETTINGS M16A2 M16A4/ M4 CARBINE 200 YARDS 8/3 – 26/3 – YARDS8/36/3 500 YARDS55

FACTORS AFFECTING ACCURACY OF A BZO FIVE FACTORS STABILTY OF HOLD SLING TENSION TRIGGER CONTROL SIGHT PICTURE