Having trouble with simple concept

[Bollweevil]

Also, a simple acronym to remember with adjusting open sights is: F A R T = Move front sight against the direction - Rear Towards. 

OR

F O R S = Front sight opposite - Rear Same



Remember for open sights only.  My sons always liked the "FART" one

 

[JimNM]

Here is a video (1 of 100's)

https://youtu.be/tJCugzPG9HQ

 

[markT]

I started watching this video and just couldn't get past the first 1:20 seconds.. 

Here's why.. The below are exact quotes of what was said:

"How do we move the scope, and where to we set it to get to actually get to a solid point." 

"We've already done the mounting of the scope, we've unboxed it."

"Now were are going to sight in our scope."

I would start personally at shooting a target kinda in the middle of the page."

You guys can now sling arrows at me all you want, but the verbiage is so backwards, wrong and does not make sense.. I would guess AoA's point is to appeal to a younger less experienced audience, but I just couldn't watch anymore... 

 

[BackStop]

Here is a video (1 of 100's)





https://youtu.be/tJCugzPG9HQ

It is simply easier to remember that the direction indicated on the turrets means that U means the POI will go UP and D means the POI with go Down, L means the POI with go Left and R means the POI with go Right.

You are correct that the POA is what is being adjusted, but your OCD seems to not be able to see that the way MOST people will be able to remember how to turn the turrets is the easiest way. As indicated above.

Nothing personal or negative, but are you autistic or simply OCD? (smile)