measure that but if you're at NUMBER_TOKEN yards where we're at moving it one millimeter adjusts it NUMBER_TOKEN centimeters at NUMBER_TOKEN yards i measure that you have your your little ruler it's not that hard guys we kind of tend to wing it all right we like to do bold adjustments all right so one full turn on the front sight is five centimeters at NUMBER_TOKEN yards that's basically what it comes down to now they make sexy front uh sexy sight tools uh what i found overseas uh with my indigenous troops guys will get in there they're trying to turn with their fat leatherman pliers and stuff guys take an ak casing NUMBER_TOKENxNUMBER_TOKEN pinch it not all the way flat and then make it so that the hole is wide enough to go over that front sight you slide it over that front sight and guys you can make the twist uh clockwise or counterclockwise depending on how you need to adjust the sight so if you needed to lower the barrel all right you run it counterclockwise that's going to raise that front sight post that's going to lower where the barrel is right likewise if you needed to raise that point of impact you screw that front sight post in it is a threaded screw basically all it boils down to all right um again you uh you can use that and that's what we basically use overseas now if you own your own ak i recommend that you actually invest in what's called an ak site tool you can buy crap chinese knockoff ones on amazon you can but you can also get good ones off of amazon uh this one's it's tapco chinese still chinese made but this is a decent one all right um loosen it all the way up now the front is keyed for adjusting that front sight we need to move chad just a little bit more i moved them a little bit with my casing move them just a little bit more we're going to try that that we'll try that that should be good now the problem though is doing windage adjustments with an ak it doesn't have that easy clicking knob like we have on our ars or our mNUMBER_TOKENs we've been spoiled here in america with actually awesome guns they don't have that what you have here is just it's basically a staked front sight uh that's a pin overseas you'll see guys laying the gun on the side on the gravel and they'll be tapping it with their leatherman and a little mallet they'll be beating on it with a hammer you'll see guys trying to press it with a with a clamp okay you make do with what you've got that's why i'm telling you invest in a good sight tool literally dial it out you'll notice there's a hole on one side right i need to move chad a little bit to the left right so all i'm going to do is i'm going to line up that hole right there on that pin on the side of his gun and then when i tighten it down my thing will tighten right down on the side of that pin and from there again all i'm doing is i do bold adjustments go a little bit more
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