CVA wolf rear site question
08-31-2006 | 09:48 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: CVA wolf rear site question
Every ML is different in that regard. Same goes with bullet and powder data.
Put up a paper target at 25 yards and start tinkering with your screwdriver. The measurement will be in inches. How those inches translates into yardage with muzzleloader bullets and powder has too many variables to consider. I flunked that test at the University Of Muzzleloaders...lol
Off-topic... a fewirregular CVA trigger commentson new gunsare popping-up. If yours feels way-too-heavy (or) way-too-light, go to CVA.com for a search on their tech department email or phone number. I read two instances with no fingers on the triggers during ignition. Both were different models.... I shoulda' kept that info - but didn't. My Bad!!!
Put up a paper target at 25 yards and start tinkering with your screwdriver. The measurement will be in inches. How those inches translates into yardage with muzzleloader bullets and powder has too many variables to consider. I flunked that test at the University Of Muzzleloaders...lol
Off-topic... a fewirregular CVA trigger commentson new gunsare popping-up. If yours feels way-too-heavy (or) way-too-light, go to CVA.com for a search on their tech department email or phone number. I read two instances with no fingers on the triggers during ignition. Both were different models.... I shoulda' kept that info - but didn't. My Bad!!!
08-31-2006 | 01:40 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA wolf rear site question
ORIGINAL: BOYWONDER
how many yards is one mark on the side of my wolfs rear sight?
pat
Most sights with a ramp rear sight will give about 3" with one mark at
100 yards. A peep sight has smaller marks so it takes about 5 to do the same.
Redclub
how many yards is one mark on the side of my wolfs rear sight?
pat
Most sights with a ramp rear sight will give about 3" with one mark at
100 yards. A peep sight has smaller marks so it takes about 5 to do the same.
Redclub
09-02-2006 | 12:18 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: CVA wolf rear site question
Now how do i adjust the windage i see a little screw on the side of the sight, but when i turn it the sight doesn't move. is it just a loosening screw?
pat
pat
09-02-2006 | 12:54 PM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: CVA wolf rear site question
In your manual it will explain the adjustment of the rear sight. There is a screw on the top and side. You unloosen the screw for each job. On some sights you them MANUALLY have to move the rear sight. So the screw on the side you are referencing, loose in then using your fingers move the rear sight. After which re tighten.
Remember, move the rear sight in the direction you want the projectile/bullet to travel. An example is; your shots are hitting right and low. Move the sight elevation up the ramp to move the shots up, and slide the rear sight to the left to bring your shots over.
Remember, move the rear sight in the direction you want the projectile/bullet to travel. An example is; your shots are hitting right and low. Move the sight elevation up the ramp to move the shots up, and slide the rear sight to the left to bring your shots over.
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