How To Adjust Iron Sights
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In this video Eric discusses how to adjust iron sights, primary on handguns but these instructions can be used for rifle sights as well depending on the configuration. Stay tuned, much more on the way.
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I see so many that don`t understand this. So glad you did this. Don`t be ashamed if you don`t understand this stuff. It`s the fun of firearm education. Nobody knows everything...…...
FORS: Front Opposite, Rear Same
Hogh308 agreed
FORS: Front Opposite, Rear Same. That's a great tip. I'm sure it's been around for a long time, but I've never heard it until now. Very cool. Thanks.
Strange. Depends how you think about the directions. I use "Front follow, rear opposite" in relation to following the bullet impact. aim center and impact high, follow the impact with the front sight. Depends on if you are "moving the impact" or "moving the sights"
Yeah, I think this is the major confusion as it is depending on your perspective. I always think like yours, move the front sight towards your group of shots, and move the rear sight away from it.
Thank you, that is very helpful.
Eric cracks me up bc he obviously has had very little experience with being on camera/performing outside of TH-cam. Yet somehow he seems so comfortable and free. He makes it work. Good work brother, keep it up!
Very helpful Eric
as always. Been looking for a solid video to explain how to adjust my sights on my firearms. Great work love the content guys!
6:01 “elevation confuses some people” me still trying to figure out what the last six minutes were about 👁👄👁
😂
Great physical tool for simplifying the mechanics of sights and, POA and POI relation. I've mentally visualized these principles on my own over the years, but never thought to devise such a clever and simple tool! Great job!
Eric, a classic video. Your apparatus really helps the explanation. New sight adjusters will want to adjust, re-watch the video, rinse and repeat. Great job.
From an old age shooter, a dinosaur, this is the best instructional video I’ve seen anywhere, including the Army Ranger instruction. Great job. 👍🏻 and great instructional aide.
Newbie here. This is the best explanation I’ve seen so far. Prop sights really helped. Makes it so clear to me now. Thanks 😊
To make this whole thing easier; With irons, move the front sight towards your shots, move the rear sight away from your shots. (With the effective goal of getting that front sight to go over where your shots are going). You can make a front post with your finger then make a V with another 2 fingers and its much easier to understand this way. The only issue I have is with red dot sights as sometimes it is not clear if moving it right means it will actually move the dot right, or it intends you to be thinking my shots are going left so I want the gun to go right. But it is easier to adjust red dots with a laser and match the laser.
Remember F.O.R.S.
Front opposite, rear same. Helps in adjusting iron sights.
Good tip.
Moving meaning moving your arms or moving the sights??
@@VenomBG180 the sight picture
@@VenomBG180 if your adjusting front sight move it opposite of actual hit. If adjusting rear sight move to the same direction of impact
Hope that helps! It did for me
Thanks for the great video Eric. This is an excellent explanation of how iron sights work.
Baseball bat wrapped in barb wire looks brutal. Love the Fender hat
Eric, thank you. I’ve been running LVPO’s for a long time and just bought a set of irons to train on. Fantastic video on the topic
All The time I've spent on ur channel, this is the most informative, ur part. I'm a 12ga. & .22LR guy, I was amazed when u said AR-15 is .22 cal as is .223 & 5.56mm, good stuff!
Good video. Also an Easy way to remember: rear R=relocate the holes. Front F=follow the holes.
Very glad you have a video for this! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for this dude. Seriously thank you so much. This clears it up so much. I'm such a visual learner and this is absolutely the best.
The long lost art of iron sights.... I remember when they used to be on hunting rifles.... Back when men where men and the women were too. Lol I love my iron sighted rifles
It's all I have, next comes easy of maintenance if it isn't it goes. That leaves a lot of popular guns out.
just like the days when we had muskets...
The women were men too?
@@MrBrandonata right lol. He worded that wrong 😂
@@seanwatts392 I think he added the LOL because it was intentional and meant to be a bit of a joke.
Thanks for the info! You guys do good work, appreciate y'all so much!
I have been involved in shooting sports for many years. This is finally the actual physical explanation of how it works.
I've been needing a video like this for a long time... Its so hard trying to explain this to people
One of the best explanations of sight adjustments, ever! Well done!
Yes. Very simple: Move the rear sight in the same direction you want your point of impact to move. Move your front sight in the opposite direction you want your point of impact to move.
A valuable lesson has been learned today, thank you for this video.
This is the best video explaining sight adjustments. Well done.
Great video Eric. Yes, it is confusing when adjusting the rear sights on pistols or revolvers. Opposite direction for rear sights. In the case of a bow and arrow where we adjust only the front sight/pin = follow your arrow or go in the same direction. To this day I still hold up my hands and make a front and rear sight..LOL
Great job, I had to learn from my granddad 30 years ago and he was not able to see good I listened to him but you made it better to understand!!!!!
Shot archery for years with and adjustable front sight and a fixed peep in the string so all adjustments were with the front sight. The rule was "follow your arrow", if your arrows hit right, move your sight right, if your arrows hit low, move your sight down. So when I'm adjusting a pistol or rifle, I use that rule for the front sight and the opposite for the rear sight, move the rear sight the opposite direction from where your rounds are impacting.
Neat jig and graphics, but you made it sound WAY more confusing than it actually is. I always teach F-O-R-S: Front Opposite, Rear Same. Doesn't need to be more difficult than that. Be well, Don
Definitely need to try this for my hellcat
Informative as ever.
Thank you, sir!
"Oh man bob--ee you just just need to file the front sights" lol! Awesome instructions!!
Great video Eric nice sight jig sure it will help many people understand proper sight adjustment.
GREAT training aid. A picture is worth a thousand words, but both together makes for deep teaching. Another way to look at this, is move the gun under the sights. Its all relative......
Thanks Mark!
Thank you Eric, this was very helpful.
Finally got my P320 dialed in thanks to your video. Side note, I used a 9mm Votatu laser trainer bullet, $20 on Amazon. Temporarily shorted it with a piece of foil and was able to use it as a bore sighter without wasting range time and ammo.
Great job!! Super effective and easy to understand. Thank yòu so much
Best sight explanation tutorial i have seen so far. Very apprechiated, superb tutorial.
Great training aid. Wooden training aid makes a very good example and explanation of sight adjustments. Got to give it to ya that one ! 👍👍👍
this is a great way to explain it, thanks so much this stuff always mixes me up
Excellent Video Eric. Would love to see a video on canted sights, how they affect your shot, and how to fix them. Would help out a lot of New shooters like me. Thanks!
Great video, very useful information !
Eric you did a great job on teaching the novice shooter on how to adjust their sights on their firearms.
Great video! FORS explained! Thanks, man!
Thx Eric. That was useful. Maybe do a video on how to adjust Iron sights on a rifle. Not everyone knows how to.
Gulf City Freedom the basic principles are the same as pistol irons, the only difference is the manual of arms of actually adjusting the sight. Usually with pistols, adjustments come by way of a brass punch or something similar "tapping" the sights to move, or "drift" them slightly, where rifle irons are usually adjustable with some sort of knob or pre calculated adjustment, A notch, a click, something like that. Don't let that keep you from trying to get your rifle sighted in! :)
I always remember fors.
Front
Opposite
Rear
Same
LOL, people not being able to adjust their sights, and therefore being terrible marksmen, should not be given guns in the first place.
No one would allow an untrained person to sit in a racecar adn let them drive on a race track. Too dangerous. With guns however, due to the Russia financed NRA, any mentally challenged fool and imbecile idiot can purchase a gun and shoot aimlessly and carelessly, becoming a public danger.
Remember the story of that couple who made a video, trying to shoot a .50 Desert Eagle and protecting themselves with a phonebook? She shot, the guy died... At least he died for the freedom of the 2A...
So 99smite, firearms expert that you obviously are, You KNOW that most weapons are pretty well on target from the factory, so no one need mess with them under most circumstances. You also KNOW that the largest, gross adjustment available will not change the point of impact from, say straight ahead, to say, 25 degrees to the right... the range of adjustment is just not that large. I'd be more worried about UD than someone under or over adjusting their sights. But then you folks are always looking for new things to be worried about. Keep up the good fight! Worry yourself silly.
I started shooting at 15, Mainly hand guns. I never had anyone to instruct me then. So everything I've learned is from my own practice. I never claimed to be an expert. But until I finally bought my first AR I had no Idea how to adjust the Iron sights. My optic I can hit Red at 50 yrs. So much negativity here.
Awesome description of how to adjust sights Eric. I do like the acronym that Hogh308 used FORS: Front Opposite, Rear Same. That is a great way to try and remember.
👍 excellent! Very well communicated and helpful. Thank you.
Lo que lo hace especiales a Ustedes es que son variados y abordan temas para todos los niveles de usuarios de armas. Felicidades Amigos!!!! ; )
good job
simple and to the point. i especially liked the wood sight mock-up.
I appreciate this video. I just bought a DDM4V7 and adjustable flip up Magpul Pro LS iron sights and haven't been to the range yet. Thank you.
Super helpful video. When you get into guns on your own it takes a while to figure out how to adjust sights both front and back and a lot of times you get it right on the target but you really don't know how you did it.
Good topic and a good video to go along with it. Nicely done.
Excellent video, very informative! Thanks
At the end you finally simplified iron sights. Rear sight gets adjusted in the direction you want POI to go. Front sight gets adjusted in the opposite direction of where you want your POI to go. With handguns you usually don't have to adjust sights but rather make a minor grip or wrist angle adjustment.That's all I do to hit my POA out to 25 yards with a handgun. Rifles sometimes require sight adjustments. But even then sometimes a minor adjustment in the hold will suffice. I will naturally cant a rifle. I tilt the rifle or apply pressure to get to vertical, and hit the bull. These little adjustments are a good first option before moving the sights.
Makes perfect sense! My new G34 hit the floor and shifted the rear sight. This confirmed where I thought I needed to move it. 👍🏼
Lots of great info. Thanks
This really helps a lot. Thanks!
Pure Gold Mr. Eric, pure gold.
Bravo Eric, Thank you!
Thank you so much for making this video, I constantly get front vs rear mixed up.
Yes! Thanks this helps since I now finally own a fixed sight single action
Very well put my friend. Well done.
This helps me a lot.. Thank you so much..
Thank you! Very informative video!
This was super helpful thank you.
Thank you for your help and advice
You is actually help to me you gave me infomation that i been wanting to know thank
Awesome vid. Thank you
Great advice on raising the front sight post to lower the shot !
Thanks for the video helps me out a lot
Thanks sooooo much for this video!!!!!
The BEST CHANNEL FOR INFO. ,YOU GUYS ROCK
Great tutorial 👍
Thanks so much for this video!!
great vedio eric do more like this on everythign from revolvers to shotgun not only just sights but explaing the diffrence between things thx
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!
The best explanation and demonstration. Thank you.
This was excellent!
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Fantastic video!!! Thanks
thank you a nice refresher class
Great Explanation... Thank you
Nicely explained🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Good stuff!!!
great articulation of a simple explanation which is misunderstood by many...
Love this video. 👌
You are the man, i just got my sav 29-a back and i gotta sight it in.
Hey Eric and Chad, Awesome Channel and content. I have a question, I recently had my iron sights changed on my Glock 30 SF to Truglow tritium/ fibre optic sights. My gun is now hitting the target consistently 8" lower than it was with the stock iron sights. Any suggestions on how to get this corrected? Any chance there is a problem with the new sights from the factory? We have tried different ammo and different shooters and it is consistently off target. Thank you.
Greetings from Ireland. Great video, I know I always have to think twice before adjusting sights. I love black powder stuff.
Heck yeah,i got into black powder rifles,n then revolvers n its kind of addicting.... greetings from northern Michigan
@@jessicahorton2283 Black powder is illegal over here but I travel to the US a lot and shoot my rifle and pistols a lot. I got my first cap & ball revolver back in 1994 and love black powder ever since.
Thanks 4 the tips
Excellent. Thank you.👍🙏
Thank you for this video!!! And I want the shirt haha!!
Now I don’t have to explain to my friends, I will show them your educational video.
Thank you!!!
You knocked it out. Thanks.
this was helpful thank you
GREAT INFO. WELL EXPLAINED.
Nice video, Eric. Maybe mention how to use the theorem of intersecting lines on coming videos about how to sight in your firearm, it helps a lot to get it done quicker and save ammo.
Good job !!!
Good video of the basics. Sight adjusting can get confusing.
Awesome video