Kentucky windage?! I remember my dads old .243, the first gun I hunted with. I still don't think that gun has been sighted in. Aim down and to the right at a hundred yards, you should be good!

the sights are drift adjustable, before you start meddling with the sights....you need to fire the pistol from a rest and make sure it's the gun and not you. 9/10 posts here regarding shots not going where they need to go is "the gun shoots to the left" and 9/10 it's not the gun.


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Thanks guys for the fast input.

And VAMARINE....definately some very good advice. I'll do just as you said next time at the range and see how that goes. I also think I'll have another shooter give it a try and just see how that prints as well.

Thanks again guys.