New Sights and Sighting them in

[Benp]

I've put new sights on my gun, but they haven't been sighted in yet. I don't want to be trying to move them at the range because it would take up all of the range time. I was wanting opinions on this. What if I put my laser on the pistol and calibrate the laser to be accurate? Then when I get home move my sights to line up with the laser. The laser will be much easier to adjust at the range. Thoughts anyone?

 

[Gabriel]

Move your sights at the range. If takes most of your range time, then it takes most of your range time.

 

[Scuba591]

Where did you get your sights? most stores will bore sight them for free... then fine tune them, dial them in during your range time

 

[rosejm]

I agree. You can do lots of "get it close" but there really is no substitute for real, actual DOPE for you/your firearm.

Another piece of advice, start REAL close and work your way out.
You want all your shots on paper at least, or you're just flinging bullets downrange.

 

[Benp]

Thanks everyone for your input.

 

[Doublehelix]

I use a laser bore sight to get it close at home, then fine tune at the range.