[MikeT125]

Is the difference just a math equation based on similar triangles?

 

[MikeT125]

Do I just ask questions that no one here can answer or what? Surely somone here knows about this and can speak to this issue, right??

 

[Josh_Putman]

Personally, I wouldn't lose any sleep over the difference. Just think about it this way; the average human hair is .003, so there is only a negligible difference. Even if you were shooting 100 yards, I really don't think one click would make your point of impact change very much, if at all. Human error would have more effect on it. I would say just get the sight you like the best and get out there and shoot and enjoy it. :darkbeer:

 

[MikeT125]

Thanks Josh. Being new to this sport, I was looking at all the different features on the sights and that was one that I noticed.

The other was locking and non-locking sights. What is your opion on that difference??

 

[hrtlnd164]

I remember seeing something on the Copper John site or here on AT that the CJ A N T S sights had a rate adjust at 1 click = 5/32" @ 100 yards. That seems to make each click very minimal at 20 yards.

 

[mw31]

Thanks Josh. Being new to this sport, I was looking at all the different features on the sights and that was one that I noticed.

The other was locking and non-locking sights. What is your opion on that difference??

I have both kinds and I prefer the kind you dont have to lock down. But Either one will work fine.

 

[Roskoe]

Yes, it is just a math equation. The amount of pin movement over the distance from the peep to the pin, at full draw; equals X over the distance to the target. So if the pin moves .004 and the peep is 26" from the pin, then the movement at 20 yards would be only .11" - less than 1/8" - and only .55" at 100 yards.

 

[badbow148]

I would think the .004 is as close as you will ever need.