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A sight can be as simple as physical protrubances on top of the weapon which are aligned to acquire the target. Other sights can be far more complex, such as the [[exographic targeting sensor]]. | A sight can be as simple as physical protrubances on top of the weapon which are aligned to acquire the target. Other sights can be far more complex, such as the [[exographic targeting sensor]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:24, 16 March 2024
A sight is a means by which the operator of a ranged hand weapon can more easily and accurately acquire a target for the weapon.
A sight can be as simple as physical protrubances on top of the weapon which are aligned to acquire the target. Other sights can be far more complex, such as the exographic targeting sensor.
