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Listen up, folks. I've been tinkering with AR-15s since before some of you were born, and I'm here to set the record straight on iron sights. Forget the fancy optics for a minute - we're going old school like AR 15 Carry Handle sights, and I promise you'll be a better shooter for it.
I know what you're thinking. "Iron sights? In 2024? Grandpa, please." But hear me out:
Hold your horses, Rambo. Before you start putting holes in paper:
You don't need to rob a bank, but a few things will save your sanity:
Check out our guide on sighting in AR-15 iron sights
Alright, here's where the rubber meets the road:
Not going according to plan? Don't throw your rifle just yet:
Check out our guide to enhance your AR-15 shooting experience.

Q: How high should these damn sights be?
A: About 2.6 inches above the bore. It's not rocket science.
Q: Are iron sights actually accurate?
A: As accurate as the meat bag behind the trigger. Practice, practice, practice.
Q: Do I really gotta zero these things?
A: Does a bear shit in the woods? Yes, you do. It's not optional.
Q: What's the magic zero distance?
A: 50/200 yards works for most folks. Unless you're trying to be the next Chris Kyle.
Q: How do I fiddle with these sights?
A: Front sight's got a button. Push and twist. Rear sight? That knob ain't for show.ARTICLE WRITTEN BY MATT RICE, OWNER OPERATOR OF OZARK ARMAMENT
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