tomneal

So.... Would you expect the screw on the left to turn as you turned the screw on the right???? As viewed from the back. Right screw has an alan screw locking it down from the side. Left screw has a philips head screw in the center. See you at the range. Tom Neal

(oops, I inadvertantly hit enter.) continued And Which set of screws do I Lock-tight down? See you at the range Tom Neal tomneal@houston.rr.com

After at least 4 years of shooting I discovered my Windage was out of adjustment. I was shooting at 20 yard steel and I had to shoot to the left to hit. I finished that match but when I went to the range to adjust it, I became confused. On the right side of the sight, there is a Allen screw holding down a slot head screw. After much trial and error, I got the windage nearly reset. Then much to my dismay I made one last adjustment and felt the screw head on the left side of the sight turn. On the left side of the sight there is a slot head screw with a tiny philips head in the middle. So my "dumb" question is: Which set of screws do I use to set windage? and