A few years ago I was given a Norinco 320 as payment for services rendered doing some house renovation work.
I finally got around to doing some serious playing around with it this weekend. As always, it eats most any 9mm ammo with great aplomb and groups like nobody's business.
Casual, close range plinking is great; however, trying to get some distance out of it I discovered that it was a couple inches to the left at 25 yards. I assumed it was no big deal and made a windage adjustment on the rear sight and tried again. When it was all said and done, I'm almost out of travel to the right on the rear sight.
Where should I start looking to begin my attempt to get windage corrected so the rear sight isn't all the way over?
I'm planning on starting out with putting the barrel between centers on the lathe to check it out. Eyeballing down the bore in good light doesn't reveal any obvious bend.
I'm also not discounting a rear sight leaf that's not in spec.