Don't be in a big hurry to alter your front sight. As most of the previous posters advised, do a little experimentation with the firearm, first. Different ammo loadings can alter POI. Manufacturers sometime adjust the POA-POI relationship of their weapons by changing from a center bull POA to a bottom of bull [6o'clock] POA or vice-versa [I don't understand the logic behind this, but it happens]. Different weight and balance and grip dimensions can also effect POI.
Besides, if it turns out that the POI is a consistant distance below POA, just hold over at that range. If it is small enough, simply ignore it. If it really bothers you, I would swap out the rear sight for an adjustable and then you can dial in the POI for any round you want.
Have fun.
Besides, if it turns out that the POI is a consistant distance below POA, just hold over at that range. If it is small enough, simply ignore it. If it really bothers you, I would swap out the rear sight for an adjustable and then you can dial in the POI for any round you want.
Have fun.
