Sighting the SIG
Once the open sights are adjusted for whatever pellet's in use, your red dot optic can easily be adjusted onto the same zero, then you fold the open sights away.
The foresight is adjusted for elevation with the SIG seating tool, one click gives only a quarter turn, making it a bit laborious to adjust.
The downside of this with the relatively low-powered SIG is that changing pellets has a significant impact on the impact point. So: test some pellets, find the one you prefer, set the open sights - and leave them alone.
Windage is adjusted with the small screwdriver head, in the opposite end of the same SIG tool.
Sighting the SIG
Once the open sights are adjusted for whatever pellet's in use, your red dot optic can easily be adjusted onto the same zero, then you fold the open sights away.
The foresight is adjusted for elevation with the SIG seating tool, one click gives only a quarter turn, making it a bit laborious to adjust.
The downside of this with the relatively low-powered SIG is that changing pellets has a significant impact on the impact point. So: test some pellets, find the one you prefer, set the open sights - and leave them alone.
Windage is adjusted with the small screwdriver head, in the opposite end of the same SIG tool.