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| Why 8 & 6, and not 8 & 8?
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| quote: Originally posted by 12131:
Why 8 & 6, and not 8 & 8?
Thats what I found odd. My old German 228 has 8 & 8, but 3-229 Legion samples I've fired have 6 up front and 8 rear. All 9x19 guns. |
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| IIRC, 8/8 raises the POI from 6/8. I prefer a 6 o'clock so I land on 8/8, which is what my old P229 in 9mm has, as does my 239 in 9mm. 220 in .45 had 6/8 which I changed to 8/8 and prefer that POI.
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| quote: Originally posted by dehughes:
IIRC, 8/8 raises the POI from 6/8. I prefer a 6 o'clock so I land on 8/8, which is what my old P229 in 9mm has, as does my 239 in 9mm. 220 in .45 had 6/8 which I changed to 8/8 and prefer that POI.
Yes, I like the 8/8 combo. The odd thing I'm noticing is the 229's I've seen so far are 6/6 and 6/8. I'm guessing the factory has a wide acceptable area of combat accuracy they look for, thats if they even test for accuracy. |
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| My 229-1 is 6/8 also. Shoots POA/POI with 124's. |
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