elkassassin
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Check This Cute Lil F'R Out!
I’ve got a similar set up on mine. Before my NV muzzy deer tag I actually used an old 3d target to practice on. It was easy to shoot orange dots with it all day out to 350. What Infound was most important was the lighting. When I practiced in the am with nice light at my back I had a GREAT sight picture and was very good to 350 on it. When I shot in the evening with the sunsetting behind it, it was a struggle to get a clear sight picture past 150-200. My rifle is 3” high at 100 and dead on at 250. Hold the crosshairs on their back to 350. Mine isn’t adjustable though and I’ll likely upgrade.Just because this muzzy looks badass doesn't mean it has the same killing range as a cheap CVA scoped muzzy. I could kill better in low light with the CVA and at further distances than this one.
I have a lot of practical experience with peep sights from my time in service, they are cool but it still depends on your eyes. A good scope trumps them in nearly every aspect for big game hunting.
The dumb thing about this rifle is you can do this exact same thing to most any muzzy with with an EAB peep rail for $60 and a Williams globe front sight for another $60. I'll see if I can find a picture of mine to post but my globe front sight has tick marks from 100 out to 400 yards
This was heavily discussed and the conclusion was all these components are being developed because of the scopes ability to make these things useful.This is a prime example of why limiting scopes is a terrible way to regulate muzzleloaders.
A much more effective way would be to eliminate rifle primers, rifle powders, and ignition systems like the fire stick.
All weapon types have been heavily discussed by the committee numerous times over the past 6 months and all three are having restrictions suggested to the Wildlife Board.All weapon types have undergone tremendous improvements that have extended their effective hunting ranges. Why this push to pick on one weapon? Compare today's compound bow's with their sights and releases, to Fred Bear's bare recurves. Compare today's 1,000 yard rifle/scope set/ups to a stock Remington with a 4x scope that our Fathers used. Restrict one restrict all.
Yep, I see that. But is it still loaded from the muzzle?They're built on a 700 clone action and many of the LR ML's use magnum rifle primer vs a 209 shot gun primer.
It better be, otherwise it's useless in Utah under the current muzzleloader definition to be legal on the MZ hunt.Yep, I see that. But is it still loaded from the muzzle?
What rear sight is that EAB?I’ve got a similar set up on mine. Before my NV muzzy deer tag I actually used an old 3d target to practice on. It was easy to shoot orange dots with it all day out to 350. What Infound was most important was the lighting. When I practiced in the am with nice light at my back I had a GREAT sight picture and was very good to 350 on it. When I shot in the evening with the sunsetting behind it, it was a struggle to get a clear sight picture past 150-200. My rifle is 3” high at 100 and dead on at 250. Hold the crosshairs on their back to 350. Mine isn’t adjustable though and I’ll likely upgrade.
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