Siktinrättningar
Siktinrättningar, often translated as "sight adjustments" or "sighting devices," refer to any mechanisms or tools used to align a firearm's aiming point with the intended target. These adjustments are crucial for accurate shooting. The most basic form is the iron sight, typically consisting of a rear sight and a front sight. The rear sight is usually adjustable for both windage (horizontal adjustment) and elevation (vertical adjustment). The front sight is also often adjustable, though less commonly so than the rear.
More advanced sighting devices include optical sights, commonly known as scopes. These use lenses to magnify
The purpose of siktinrättningar is to compensate for factors such as projectile drop due to gravity, wind