@lhusby - On my J-Frame the still shot is really hard to see since I've actually painted the front sight orange, so putting it against an orange target wasn't my most-brilliant idea in this vid. Check out the video portion from 4:18 to 4:27 - particularly at 4:24 when I turn it side to side a bit to see the front sight. I've actually gotten the best accuracy from this revolver with the front sight slightly ABOVE the notch in the rear site - so NOT flat across the top. Thanks for watching!
@SlimJPeak2007 I really thought you lowered the front sight and used the room in the rear one. But you painted that with orange. I tried the green color some time ago and worked well. But faded out fast.
@esgush - Tried to keep it simple & to the point... As noted in the description, for those of us that have shot for years, it's second nature. But for those new to shooting I think to many of us take it for granted & don't really teach the basics of using open sites - especially with the popularity of scopes that are much more straight-forward. Thanks for watching!
I have a vid posted explaining my sights on the enfield rifle I own. Have a look....
FantomShooter 10 months ago
Interesting. The j-frame's front sight doesn't apear? I think I was aiming wrong all along. Thank you for sharing.
lhusby 1 year ago
@lhusby - On my J-Frame the still shot is really hard to see since I've actually painted the front sight orange, so putting it against an orange target wasn't my most-brilliant idea in this vid. Check out the video portion from 4:18 to 4:27 - particularly at 4:24 when I turn it side to side a bit to see the front sight. I've actually gotten the best accuracy from this revolver with the front sight slightly ABOVE the notch in the rear site - so NOT flat across the top. Thanks for watching!
SlimJPeak2007 1 year ago
@SlimJPeak2007 I really thought you lowered the front sight and used the room in the rear one. But you painted that with orange. I tried the green color some time ago and worked well. But faded out fast.
lhusby 1 year ago
Simple and to the point. Thanks
esgush 1 year ago
@esgush - Tried to keep it simple & to the point... As noted in the description, for those of us that have shot for years, it's second nature. But for those new to shooting I think to many of us take it for granted & don't really teach the basics of using open sites - especially with the popularity of scopes that are much more straight-forward. Thanks for watching!
SlimJPeak2007 1 year ago