I haven't practiced as much as I should with my rifle. I'm a bit concerned with the accuracy of the ironsight, I think it might need to be adjusted. I'm considering getting a 7.62x54R-shaped laser, to confirm the accuracy of the sights. Would anyone advise against or specifically for this?

no

borrow a bench vise

strap it down really well

and weigh it down with sandbags

those fucking boresights are like, 12moa or some shit

it's way more irl

anyways, strap it down at a 50 yard target

and shoot 3 shots

The front sight is windage adjustable on most nuggets

you might be able to hit up CL for someone that has an adjustment tool AND a vise

and just pay them 20 bucks or ammo or some shit to fix your hardware

you'd be fixing it but they have all the tooling

If you want to buy everything

Get a lead sled

and then the proper windage tool (10 bucks probably)

the lead sled is gonna be like 100 bucks tho

if you're high or low (You will be low by I think half an inch at 50 with the 'stock' hundred yard zero)

you could cobble your own sled together with staples, wood, screws, foam and velcro

I did that at one point

most ranges will have plenty of sandbags

also

If you have the bayonet

try extending it and shooting

There were some that were zeroed with the bayonet attached and forward

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anyone know of any cheap bullpups?

check classic firearms out

they buy guns in bulk from militaries and police

and sell it for cheap

@holmebrian

thanks

Are you LSN now