It's looks great. I let utility guide my hunting choices rather than Hollywood,Lol.
Cutblock Creeper
It's looks great. I let utility guide my hunting choices rather than Hollywood,Lol.
When in doubt, just pin it.
HuntingBC Champ
see the problem with my gun is that at 50-60 yrds it's shooting 2 feet low and to the right , the front and back sights seem to look lined up . So is it me shooting it some how wrong ? I used 405 and 250 mono flex and both shoot similar . so with the iron sight from the manufacture there doesn't seem any room to ajust the sight except the rear sight for up and down .
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HuntingBC Champ
Xs ghost ring sights
HuntingBC Champ
2 feet low and right at 50m.... there is something wrong with the rifle. You should never have to use a correction factor of that magnitude.
Conspiracy Buster !
LOL that's why the sights adjustable ....Originally Posted by Busterpayton54
Conspiracy Buster !
Should be able to tap the front sight to the left ...and if your rear sight doesn't have any more room for adjustment , adjust how you like it up with your eyes
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Williams fire sights. I also have put my vx2-7 on my levers. Don't listen to albravo2. The wild west is dead.
Hunt Smarter
Fiber optics are great in low light compared to buckhorn sights. More fragile though
My preference would be towards a ghost ring style sight from Skinner, I really like their winged set with the dog ears for protection
Or if you want the option to mount an optic (red dot or scout scope, or traditional scope), an XS rail with integrated ghost ring
"If you ever go into the bush, there are grizzly bears lurking behind just about every bush, waiting to pounce, so you need a powerful gun, with huge bullets" - Gatehouse ~ 2004
weird huh?
front and rear are dovetailed, easy to move
Never say whoa in the middle of a mud hole
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