They can be dealt with through a gun sight and there is no need for a dialogue.

August had the middle of the man's mask in his gun sight, but he didn't want to fire first.

He turned toward the mirror on the far wall and went into a crouch, looking at himself over the gun sight.

He snapped his manual gun sight into place and looked through it.

You obviously don't want to bother with designing this gun sight.

I saw Thomas twist around to get his gun sight on them again.

Over the gun sights, at this range, it makes them twice the size of men.

"On the 249 you would normally use an M145," another kind of gun sight.

These two old warriors once again have each other in their gun sights.

He was a gun sight, not aware of gravity or fear.

Already fitted to the barrel were new front and rear sights.

Later models included a manual safety on the top cover, just in front of the rear sight.

I usually just leave the rear sight on the lowest setting.

Henry then slid the rear sight to the 300 yard setting and tried again.

D2 is the length the rear sight must change by.

The rear sight on the first Model 1870 was almost against the receiver.

Both the front and rear sights can be folded down when not in use.

The rear sight was built into a carrying handle over the receiver.

At such close range there wasn't any point in using the adjustable rear sight.

The Model 1900 is fitted with open front and rear sights.

In most instances, a word is not altered when cast into the dative case.

The dative case is also retained, including following a preposition.

Especially among people of higher education, it is considered a minor embarrassment to be caught using the dative case incorrectly.

Other situations, including movement within a confined area, take the dative case.

All of the articles change in the dative case.

I think they called him on using the dative case instead of the ablative.

The dative case tells whither, that is, the place to which.

This meaning is often incorporated in a dative case.

The dative case, however, lived on in a few dialects well into the 20th century.

The dative case marks the indirect object of an action and can be translated as "to."