sighting in sks

[plinker 777]

Another dumb question guys; If one were to sight in @ 100m and get fair groupings, then move the rear sight to "D" 300m setting, would the front sight need to be re-adjusted in order to get similar groupings @ 300m? In other words do you have to adjust for every yardage setting?

 

[kootenayshotty]

No, the rear site should compensate for bullet drop.

Use the front site to sight it in at 100m (L-R, U-D) then all you should need to do is raise the rear site to go to 300m. However, sometimes is feel it's not exact, and it may be a notch up or down, depends on how accurately the target you're shooting at is at 300m, and or if you're shooting slightly uphill, etc.

I sighted in at 100m, flipped the rear site to 300m to shoot at a 325yd plate (pretty much 300m) and missed wide by a foot. The rear sight is adjusts accurately.