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open sight
noun
- (on a firearm) a rear sight consisting of a notch across which the gunner aligns the front sight on the target.
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Origin of open sight1
Example Sentences
A deadly-looking artillery piece was positioned to fire directly, over open sights, at anything coming down the road that Dragan decided was a threat.
Initially, Halley supported Hevelius’s claims, reporting back that his positions obtained with open sights really were as good as he claimed.
The floor drain should be in the center of the room, in open sight, and the floor should gently slope to the drain.
This is particularly true in the age of the open floor plan, where people knock down walls for open sight lines in their homes.
Backers as well as opponents of presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump have expressed concerns about the prospect of weapons being carried in open sight around the convention site.
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