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***jedimario*** · 02-27-2012, 11:38 AM

I has gun now, I need to do something with it.

Well, I need to go get it from my parents' house after getting the approval form from the sheriff's office. NC is dumb.

Cscolem · (This post was last modified: 02-27-2012 03:00 PM by Cscolem.)

(02-27-2012 11:23 AM)Clemsons2k Wrote: Heres a picture of the spread on mine at 100yds using the iron sights. Ignore the ghetto ass target I used But yea you really can't beat it. Its fun to shoot, moderately accurate for being 60+ years old, and its cheaper to shoot than my 9mm

I was aiming at the DIY dot in the middle of the logo. Would probably be pretty dead on if I shot with the bayonet attached.

Group was about the size of my open hand, not too horrible. This was like the second time I range shot it so I could close up the grouping if I tried. I didn't get it for a sniper rifle

lol i normally shoot at boxes to unless i'm showing off. i put a side mount scope on mine so i could take advantage of how powerful the bullets are. best part is that the gun was only 80 bucks! lol. im glad russia made millions and millions

(02-27-2012 11:38 AM)jedimario Wrote: I has gun now, I need to do something with it.

Well, I need to go get it from my parents' house after getting the approval form from the sheriff's office. NC is dumb.

Thats why I like SC. pay for the gun, wait 10 minutes, own the gun

**Clemsons2k** · 02-27-2012, 09:33 PM

SC is teh pwnage when it comes to owning guns.

Yea I paid $99 out the door for mine. Came with all the original accessories like the ammo pouches, bayonet, and sling. Date stamp is 1942.

XwChriswX · 02-28-2012, 01:29 AM

Based on your grouping/location. Are the iron sights adjustable? If so, you need to raise the elevation, and move windage the left. If they're fixed then work on your breathing/trigger pull.

Breathing effects Up/Down (Elevation)
Trigger Pull effects Left/Right (Windage)

straight four · 02-28-2012, 07:14 AM

the sights are adjustable in that you take a wrench attach it to the front iron site and push with all your might to move it... hopefully bending it just enough to correct the windage...

**Clemsons2k** · 02-28-2012, 09:57 PM

(02-28-2012 07:14 AM)straight four Wrote: the sights are adjustable in that you take a wrench attach it to the front iron site and push with all your might to move it... hopefully bending it just enough to correct the windage...

Lol yes this. They are only adjustable for elevation in increments of 100 meters.