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Hey, thanks Yana. Whatever works!

Well, gang, I think we have exhausted the subject! The verdict is in: hand tighten those knobs and be done with it. I'll just double up on my Wheaties ration and get to it. Seriously, thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate it.

Nothing fancy, just wanting to make sure that my rear sight is tight to where it won't vibrate out of zero. Same for the front sight.

Thanks for the reply. The problem is that the notches on the knobs are not opposite each other so a large screwdriver cannot be used. That is why I thought there is a tool that fits those notches. For now I hand-tighten them as best I can. BTW I've been to Amsterdam, lived on a houseboat for a month...

Can someone point me towards a source for the tools that come with a 300? I bought one recently, it shoots beautifully for me but making adjustments to the rear and front sights is difficult without the wrenches that normally come with the gun. Help!

I've shot the green box and the results were equal to RWS Basic in my 200T.

The first step is to not take the term literally because as many have stated it's not possible. What it means is to replace distracting thoughts as they enter the mind with a silent mantra, a word or a phrase that wipes away the useless thought. Every time a thought creeps in, replace it with a mant...

Cutting to the chase: I'm left-eye dominant, shoot rifle lefty style pretty well. Pistol is another matter entirely. I'm talking one hand shooting. I bought lefty grips for my Tau and I'm trying to train myself to shoot that way. Very slow progress. I'm looking for advice here...should I revert to r...