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steve004 said That is a very cool looking rifle. I assume you don’t have your cheek snug against the buttstock when you shoot it?
Awesome is the way I’d put it! And remember that the scope cost as much as the rifle…possibly more! But all scopes of this era have a very narrow exit pupil, meaning that your eye must be perfectly aligned with the optical axis, otherwise the field “blacks out.” It would need to be aimed in a very deliberate manner.
Chuck said
I have no problem sighting this one.
Chuck –
That is a very cool looking rifle. I assume you don’t have your cheek snug against the buttstock when you shoot it?
I don’t think I have to do anything special to get lined up? Never thought about where my cheek was.
clarence said
steve004 said That is a very cool looking rifle. I assume you don’t have your cheek snug against the buttstock when you shoot it?
Awesome is the way I’d put it! And remember that the scope cost as much as the rifle…possibly more! But all scopes of this era have a very narrow exit pupil, meaning that your eye must be perfectly aligned with the optical axis, otherwise the field “blacks out.” It would need to be aimed in a very deliberate manner.
Use the tang sight for shooting and the scope for seeing shot placement. ?
Vince
Southern Oregon
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“There is but one answer to be made to the dynamite bomb and that can best be made by the Winchester rifle.”
Teddy Roosevelt
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