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About LinkBacksI shoot alot of black powder which means that open sights are on most of my guns and i am pretty competent with them
I find a 6 o’clock hold best i put what I want to hit sitting ontop of the front sight I don’t like to cover the target with the sight
If you do it try that you will find you are more accurate like that
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