In the article "Long Range Shooting with Iron Sights" by Richard Wilkins, the author discusses the potential and practicality of using iron sights for long-range shooting amidst the prevalence of high-quality optics. As technological advancements in rifle scopes make long-range targeting more accessible, Wilkins emphasizes the importance of mastering traditional iron sight shooting for a comprehensive skillset. He details his experience using a Springfield Armory M1A Loaded Precision semi-automatic rifle, specifically equipped with iron sights to accurately hit targets over extended distances.
Wilkins explains how variables such as rifle type, ammunition, wind, elevation, and temperature affect shot accuracy, and how quality optics can mitigate these factors. However, he argues that the true test of skill comes from relying solely on iron sights. In his tests with the M1A Loaded Precision 6.5 Creedmoor, he found the rifle’s iron sights to
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