Dot Sights

Push the rear sight in the direction you want shots to move. Adjust your Glock sight with a pusher tool or brass punch to center your group without slide damage.

Move the stepped slider to adjust hit height, tap the rear sight with a brass punch for windage, and sight in your Henry rifle without scratching the barrel.

Move the rear peep the way you want your shot to move. Loosen the lock screw first to avoid stripped threads, then walk your hits right into the bullseye.

Correct off-target Mosin-Nagant shots by tapping the front sight for left-right aim, fixing high hits, and adjusting iron sights without scratching the metal.

Sight in your SKS by moving the front sight toward your misses. Turn the post down to raise shots, up to lower them, and push the cylinder with a clamp tool.

Zero your AK-47 by moving the front sight toward your misses. Lower the post to raise bullet impact, and use a clamp tool to push the drum left or right.

Turn the rear knob for left-right hits and the front post for height. Here is which way to rotate your MBUS sights so you get on target in just a few shots.

Press the locking pin and turn clockwise to raise your hits or counterclockwise to lower them. Center your AR-15 sight cleanly without scratching the metal.

Move your rear sight in the direction you want hits to go. Turn click screws or push dovetailed sights safely without gouging the slide or wasting ammo.

Lower your front sight post to raise bullet impact, or move it toward your misses. Turn, press, and zero rifle or pistol sights without wasting ammo.

Move your rear sight where you want shots to hit and your front sight the opposite way. Follow these simple steps to center your hits without wasting ammo.

Move your pins toward the miss to center every shot. Set the main housing at 20 yards, adjust left and right safely, and fine-tune each individual pin.

Follow your arrow to zero your Apex bow sight. Loosen the lock screws first, then move the pins or housing left, right, up, and down to hit dead center.

Zero your entire sight housing at 20 yards before moving single pins. Loosen lock screws properly to protect adjustment gears and dial in your yardage tape.

Zero your 20-yard pin first, then center the alignment dot to your natural anchor. Here is how to adjust your pins and stop hand torque from pulling shots.

Zero your pin at 20 yards, mark the dial at 40 or 60, and pick the right yardage tape without moving your sight the wrong way or running out of travel.

Always chase your arrow by moving the sight toward your miss. Set your 20-yard pin first with the whole housing, then dial in individual pins step by step.

Fix peep rotation by twisting your D-loop or using a string spacer, and nudge peep height safely at home without prying strands or risking string damage.

Stop straining your neck at full draw. Check your natural anchor point, safely slide your peep sight up or down the bowstring, and tie it securely in place.

Straighten a crooked peep sight at full draw by nudging your D-loop, adding a string spacer, or putting half a twist in the bowstring with a press.