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    After a range trip yesterday I need to move the front sight slightly. The group center is about 2-2 1/2 inches to the left of the bull. I know that with the M1icon rifle at 100 yards, .008" equals a one-inch movement. What is the distance to move the No1 Mk III front sight blade to equal a one-inch movement at 100 yards? Yes, I know to move the front sight opposite.
    Also, can the No1 Mk III sight blade be moved without removing the nose cap assembly?
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    What is the distance to move the No1 Mk III front sight blade to equal a one-inch movement at 100 yards?
    Sight radius in inches / 3600" = Sight movement for 1" POI change at 100 yards. Example: 24"/3600"=0.0066"

    Or, for a quick and dirty calculation, just remember one-two-three-four -

    For a one-minute change,
    Measure the distance between the two sights,
    Multiply that by three.
    Move the decimal point four places to the left.

    Example: 24" x 3 = 72", move decimal = .0072".

    Close enough - and no calculator needed if you can multiply by 3. (This is actually a little trigonometry, since the tangent of one minute of angle is about .000291.)
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