Advantage Arms Conversion Kit

[Dr.J]

Good Evening,

I recently purchased an Advantage Arms .22 conversion kit for my G17 that has, I guess, the Glock adjustable rear sight. The gun is a blast to shoot and is pretty accurate, however, it shoots to the left.

My question is, how do I adjust the rear sight. I've heard that the rear most screw is to adjust for elevation and the screw in front of that is to adjust for windage. Is this correct? Which direction do I turn the screw to move the point of impact to the right (clockwise or counterclockwise)? While I'm at it, which direction do I move the screw to raise or lower bullet impact. I'd appreciate someone's help. Thanks

Dr.J

[DRock]

From the AA web site.

http://advantagearms.hostasaurus.com/mm5/GlockSightAdjustment2.pdf

If you want poi to move to the left (or right) move the sight to the left (or right).

As far as raising or lowering, you can turn the screw either way, at least on my kits you can (also on my 17L). You have to watch the rear sight to see if it's going up or down. If you want poi higher, raise the sight.

It's not the greatest adjustable sight, but the Glock adjustable sight mainly adjusts thru the range of factory available fixed sights. 6.1 mm, 6.5mm, 6.9mm and 7.3mm..

This page from GlockParts.com tells you what they are for.

http://glockparts.com/Products.aspx?CAT=742

Dave

[Pro-Pain]

always remember the rule of FORS

Front opposite, rear same when adjusting the sights.. Move the front sight opposite of where the bullet is hitting, and the rear sight the same direction you want the bullet to go.