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Navy Hold VS Center Hold

Name: Navy Hold VS Center Hold
Uploaded: 2017-10-14T03:49:34
Duration: 1 s
Description: Obtaining a perfect sight picture doesn't need to be difficult. here is a quick explanation of the two different sight pictures when using a rear aperture and front post sight. be aware of how the rifle has been zeroed before shooting as to keep your bull

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Obtaining a perfect sight picture doesn't need to be difficult. here is a quick explanation of the two different sight pictures when using a rear aperture and front post sight. be aware of how the rifle has been zeroed before shooting as to keep your bull