2damnold4this
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My grandson qualified with iron sights on an M16 last week. They train with optic next week.
Thanks to your grandson for his service.
My grandson qualified with iron sights on an M16 last week. They train with optic next week.
Lol ..... just because your eyes are old and decrepit does not mean everyone's are .... your judgement is clouded by your personal bias ..... stop it. The vast majority of rifles in the world are sporting "iron sights"... is this because there is a shortage of wood? Glass? What? The are in fact useful ..... or they would not BE. Your analogy is ridiculous: nobody has made wooden wheels for an automobile for nigh a century..... iron sights are not only in production on new rifles today, but are the rule in most of the world, rather than the exception..... just because you don't see them in all the latest gun rags (born and bred and fed by the Marketing promises of "The Next Big Thing!!!!!1111!") and yes, you might like them ..... but no..... most rifles in the world have not got glass atop them ..... and won't for a long while: irons work .... and the rifles under them are more likely to fail/degrade in normal use ......Iron sights are about as useful as cars with wooden wheels.
This. There are millions of guns out there ..... with iron sights, stocked for same (which is more than I can say for a lot of guns with glass on them!) ....If you can't find a longer barrel bolt action with good quality iron sights, you aren't shopping in the right places.
The big first step is to forget limiting yourself to NEW guns.
Forces you to be a serious hunter, with LR shots off the table.
Thanks to your grandson for his service.
Forces you to be a serious hunter, with LR shots off the table.
PocketCamera
whats the point?