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Originally Posted by winger7mm
I know that you must think im lying, but anyone that has a steady hand and knows how there rifle shoots can shoot real real good with open sights. Shoot when i was younger living on the acerage I had nothing better to do but to shoot hundreds upon hundreds or rounds a week with my model 600. I used to hunt the beastly grasshopper, man eating flies, and fire breathing ants. jokes aside if you shoot an open sighted rifle enough and learn how it shoots a guy would be surprised with what he can do with it. like I said before 7 out of 10 shots at the 200 yard gong with my sks hit. My shootin eye also has damage, a chemical burn from years ago that left it fuzzy, not furry but the vision in it is fuzzy  so before you go and disregard what a fellow hunter says, pick up iron sights and learn it and see what you can do  |
With lots of practice iron sights are more than capable of sub-MOA accuracy. I'm not debating this or your shooting skill. I'm just saying, even if you remove any and all human errors, I've yet to see a cooey that is sub-MOA to 75 yards. If yours is you better never sell it because it's one in a million.