I have thread locked my rear sights, found out the hard way, you have to put the wedge pin in the right way. thinking about taking my my new englander out with me when I take my USAK out this week and shot 3 to 5 PRB and see if it is closer.
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inlines
Knight usak and 50 disc orginal
win apex 45cal
cva wolf
sidelocks
cva hawken 50cal and from parts 54cal
cva plainsman 50cal flintlock
stone mountain 50cal silver eagle
rimfire
Ruger 96/22lr, Mossberg 715t 22lr
CF
mosin nagant 91/30, and fig 9mm
I have thread locked my rear sights, found out the hard way, you have to put the wedge pin in the right way. thinking about taking my my new englander out with me when I take my USAK out this week and shot 3 to 5 PRB and see if it is closer.
Correct on the wedge pin, they go right to left as your holding the gun. I never knew that either until a friend pointed it out a couple of hunting seasons ago. I suspect that is why my stock stripped at where the wedge pin hole was, because I was putting my wedge pin in left to right, wrong way.
Chap Gleason
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Chapman Gleason
Purcellville Va
http://www.the-gleasons.com
chap what type of gun was that. are they going to be loose going into the right? I put mine in my t/c new englander right to left it is loose, left to right tight.
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inlines
Knight usak and 50 disc orginal
win apex 45cal
cva wolf
sidelocks
cva hawken 50cal and from parts 54cal
cva plainsman 50cal flintlock
stone mountain 50cal silver eagle
rimfire
Ruger 96/22lr, Mossberg 715t 22lr
CF
mosin nagant 91/30, and fig 9mm
There is no really telling what a rifle will do.. while some people have great results, others do not. All you can do is keep trying different projectiles and see which one works. With the sight now fixed and solid, that should help a lot. If your rifle starts to spray, try swabbing the barrel with straight alcohol. Also start your testing at low powder charges like 60 or 70 grains and then work up from there. Also remember, some rifles like one brand of powder and hate another, so you might have to try different powders as well..
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"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, a total wreck, screaming Yahoo, with a big smile on your face."
try the pyrodex rs... it is a good consistant powder.
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"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, a total wreck, screaming Yahoo, with a big smile on your face."
it is going to be a few weeks eaither ML goes out. my 06 has not been out since hunting session. and I did alot of stock work and reloaded alot of shells, I think I step away from that problem for a little while. my wife is about to kill me, she is saying I am gun crazy
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inlines
Knight usak and 50 disc orginal
win apex 45cal
cva wolf
sidelocks
cva hawken 50cal and from parts 54cal
cva plainsman 50cal flintlock
stone mountain 50cal silver eagle
rimfire
Ruger 96/22lr, Mossberg 715t 22lr
CF
mosin nagant 91/30, and fig 9mm
am I on the right track on my new englander
