Ar-15 Flip-Up Adj Tactical Rear Sight 600 Meter Black
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Manufacturer:

Knights Armament

Color:

Black

Platform:

AR-15

    Ar-15 Flip-Up Adj Tactical Rear Sight 600 Meter Black

    Caliber Manufacturer Color Weight Merchant Price Merchant URL
    None Knights Armament Black None None $ 201.99 Brownells Add

    KAC’s line of Micro Iron Sights are currently in use by the United States Army, Marine Corps and numerous law enforcement agencies worldwide. This is because they are built to exacting tolerances, maintain their zero under adverse conditions and, when folded, have one of the lowest profile top-rail footprints in the industry.

    The KAC 600 Meter Micro Rear Sight features a finger-adjustable, rotating drum that enables shooters to engage targets from 200 to 600 meters with both speed and accuracy.

    Zeroing Tips 300 Meter Rear Sights: Place a target 25 meters down range and fire a 3 round group(s). Adjust the front sight post and rear sight windage knob until the desired point-of-aim/point-of-impact is achieved. If possible, place a target 300 meters down range and confirm zero.

    Zeroing Tips 600 Meter Rear Sights:  

    • 25/300 Meter Zero: Place a target 25 meters down range. Turn the rear sight drum to the “Z” setting and fire a 3 round group(s). Adjust the front sight post and rear sight windage knob until the desired point-of-aim/point-of-impact is achieved. If possible, turn the rear sight drum to the “3” setting and confirm zero at 300 meters.
    •  50/200 Meter Zero: Place a target 50 meters down range. Turn the rear sight drum to the “2” setting and fire a 3 round group(s). Adjust the front sight post and rear sight windage knob until the desired point-of-aim/point-of-impact is achieved. If possible, place a target 200 meters down range and confirm zero.

    NOTE: Once zeroed by one of the above methods, the rear sight’s 200, 300, 400, 500, and 600 meter range marks may be used for engaging targets at those distances. However, because the range markings are averaged between rifle and carbine barrel lengths, the exact point-of-aim/point-of-impact sight settings may differ a click or two for a given rifle. If possible, fire your rifle at known distances and record your exact + or − clicks for each range. The rear sight’s intermediate clicks between major range markings may also be used to engage targets at ranges such as 250 meters, 375 meters, etc.


    AR-15, Issue:11, Page:068
    Big Book Catalog, Issue:72, Page:074

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