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Hi Folks,
I have a very nice HK-91 that shoots 10" high at 100 yards and 15" high at 200 using the 200 yard peep setting. I adjusted the rear sight by squeezing in the spring loaded plungers and rotating clockwise many turns and it still shoots high. I notice that the rear sight mount has a ~1mm gap between the mount and the receiver, which seems to be lacking (i.e., no gap is present) in the other HK-91s I've looked at.
Other than relying soley on optics to get this rifle to shoot POA = POI, any suggestions? I've never had this type of rifle not zeroable before.
Thanks,
Scott
I have a very nice HK-91 that shoots 10" high at 100 yards and 15" high at 200 using the 200 yard peep setting. I adjusted the rear sight by squeezing in the spring loaded plungers and rotating clockwise many turns and it still shoots high. I notice that the rear sight mount has a ~1mm gap between the mount and the receiver, which seems to be lacking (i.e., no gap is present) in the other HK-91s I've looked at.
Other than relying soley on optics to get this rifle to shoot POA = POI, any suggestions? I've never had this type of rifle not zeroable before.
Thanks,
Scott