Me too. I used to practice shooting handguns at long ranges like ol' Elmer Keith used to do, by holding up some of the front sight, and "adjusting fire", like with artillery. But a good Patridge sight will let you do this, and it is hard to do with the open sights that are on most ML rifles-these obscure too much of the target area to let you observe bullet strikes so you can apply "burst on target" fire adjustment techniques.