Turn each dial the correct way, loosen rear lock screws first, and center your red dot quickly without wasting ammo or stripping delicate threads.
Turn the top screw for up-and-down aim and the side screw for left or right. Learn which way to rotate dials to zero your shots without wasting range ammo.
Press the button behind the lens to cycle brightness, and use a 0.050-inch wrench to dial in your aim without stripping the delicate adjustment screws.
Turn top and side dials the right way to move bullet holes to your aim point. Follow the arrows, count your clicks, and set brightness to zero in fewer rounds.
Turn your EOTECH side dials with a coin to shift bullet impact half an inch per click at 100 yards. Zero your sight fast without guessing or wasting ammo.
Turning dials toward UP or R moves where your bullet hits, not the dot. Check lock screws, turn the right dials, and center your shots without wasting ammo.
Stop chasing misses across paper. Dial arrows move your bullet holes, not the dot. Learn which screw to turn to center your shots without wasting ammo.
Move your rear sight the direction you want shots to go: right to shift right, and up to shoot higher. Steady your rest first to avoid adjusting for a flinch.
Move your M&P Shield rear sight the right way to fix off-center shots. Protect your slide finish, tap safely, and avoid losing the tiny spring underneath.
Fix off-center shots on your Beretta 92 by gently tapping the rear sight sideways. Check your grip first, use safe brass tools, and protect your slide finish.
Move your 1911 rear sight where you want bullets to go. Loosen hidden set screws before tapping fixed notches, or adjust target screws without slide damage.
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.
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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.
