Sight Height Calculation, Hurricane, Finish Repair, Wildfire Tornado

Of all nature’s storms, none is more dangerous than a hurricane. These tropical storms strike the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coastal regions each year from June to November.

Wildfire! The word conjures up visions of Smokey the Bear, firefighters scrambling around the forest with chainsaws, specialized aircraft, huge plumes of flame, and the charred remains of mighty trees.

A hurricane, also known as a “tropical cyclone” or “typhoon,” is a severe, rotating tropical storm that produces heavy rains and cyclonic winds exceeding 75 miles (119 km) per hour.

A tornado, also known as a "twister" or a "cyclone," is a violent rotating column of air in the shape of a funnel that extends from the base of a thunderstorm to the ground.

Basic Application Instructions for New or Stripped Clean & Dry Wood

If you can’t adjust your elevation up or down enough to get the bullet on target, use this chart to determine the amount of correction either positive or negative.

Proper sight height is not difficult. Just remember that the goal is to make the front and rear sights the same height above the center of the barrel.

This video provides a demonstration of how to measure your handgun for the correct sight height.

This video segment shows you how to measure your rifle for the correct rear sight height.

This is a step by step process on the proper method of measuring for the correct front and rear sight height.

Using a flat top rifle receiver or scope bases and your work bench this video shows you how to measure iron sights for your rifle.

I recently purchased a Remington 870 at a local gun show. It had been well maintained, but with every gun that sees a lot of use, there were some wear marks and imperfections that detracted from its appearance.