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    +/- refers to height above or below standard of the sight blade. The bigger the + number, the lower the POI.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stevo View Post
    +/- refers to height above or below standard of the sight blade. The bigger the + number, the lower the POI.
    Thanks Stevo,
    That's what I thought, but I hadn't seen anything that said whether the + marking meant increasing numbers made the POI go higher or whether it was in reference to the actual height of the blade which would make + numbers lower the POI as you've stated.

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