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Were you doing a bunch of windage adjustments on your sights when you shot that target? If not then what I’d suggest first, is to find a load that shoots a much better group before you worry about finding a different sight. The target you posted is terrible. Once you get a “close to cloverleaf” group at 50 then start filing or changing the sights. You might be surprised that sometimes the POI might go up and down with just different loads.
I agree. That's not very good shooting. At 50 yards I can shoot better than half that off hand. I'd work on my load first then worry about the sights. Find a load that shoots tiny groups then set your sights to that load.
 

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