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Sights
Adjusting the Rifle's Front Sights
	Adjusting the sights are easily accomplished by sliding the elevation up and down the gradient.

	There is also a small micro adjustment on the rear sight that I have not seen on any other stock surplus military rifle, that I really like. You can adjust the rifle (as shown in Sight 3) to a very granular level by turning the "backsight, fine adjustment worm wheel" one click, each click represents a change of only 5 yards!
Safety
	Instead of a cocking piece style safety, there is a lever on the left rear of the receiver that can be actuated by pulling it to the rear and snapping/locking it down.