Owner's Manual

2 Move the plate with the “U”

shaped notch up or down

as necessary.

• To raise the point of impact

move the plate up.

• To lower the point of impact

move the plate down.

3 Tighten the two screws lightly,

but firmly.

RIGHT OR LEFT WINDAGE

ADJUSTMENTS

Windage adjustment should be correct at the time you purchase your

rifle. However, if a change ever appears necessary, adjustment may be

accomplished by moving either the front or rear sight to the right or

left. The sights are secured to the barrel in dovetail slots. By tapping the

sight at its base, it can be moved in the direction desired. A wood dowel

or comparable nonmetallic material should bear against the sight

during tapping to avoid marring the finish (Figure 11). When making

horizontal adjustments, keep these simple rules in mind:

• The rear sight should be moved the same direction you wish the

point of bullet impact to move.

• The front sight should be

moved in the opposite

direction you wish the point of

the bullet impact to move.

All sight adjustments are a matter

of trial and error. Fortunately, it is

seldom necessary.

FIGURE 11

Tap the rear sight to adjust for windage.

FIGURE 10

Use a small blade screwdriver to make vertical

corrections to the rear sight.