Right, so i'm thinking of mounting a reflex red dot sight to the slide of a pistol. Thinking in generic terms at the moment, since make and model of pistol and sight are (I think) irrelevant at this stage of the thought experiment.
When cutting the relief in the slide for the sight to sit in, should the cut be done in such a way as to tilt the sight down slightly?
Think of an moa rail on a long range precision rifle, it's angled slightly down towards the front.
Would it be good practice to do this in a pistol with an RMR? Is the effective range not great enough to worry about it? Am I over thinking things?
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When cutting the relief in the slide for the sight to sit in, should the cut be done in such a way as to tilt the sight down slightly?
Think of an moa rail on a long range precision rifle, it's angled slightly down towards the front.
Would it be good practice to do this in a pistol with an RMR? Is the effective range not great enough to worry about it? Am I over thinking things?
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