Change @ Knight
03-27-2010, 03:36 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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Change @ Knight
I posted this over on MM and thought I would drop it in here... Since Knight is now under new ownership... maybe we can effect some changes in the old way of doing business, to help Knight jump back and be really good....
GM54-120
Speaking of change.... you know the one change I would really like to see is for them to move to a 1/24 twist rate... I think White has proved what a versitile twist rate that turns out to be. The thing is that 1/24 is that versitile in a 45 or 50.
That would be the one thing that would drive me to buy a new Knight in a big hurry.
Tried to send Gordy an email this mornning using his old email address - rejected - things are a changing....
GM54-120
Speaking of change.... you know the one change I would really like to see is for them to move to a 1/24 twist rate... I think White has proved what a versitile twist rate that turns out to be. The thing is that 1/24 is that versitile in a 45 or 50.
That would be the one thing that would drive me to buy a new Knight in a big hurry.
Tried to send Gordy an email this mornning using his old email address - rejected - things are a changing....
03-27-2010, 03:48 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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Not sure what you mean the current stock (synthetic) is a Bell and Carlson - it is a really decent tupperware stock and the wood stocks I have held on the LRH are awesome.
I did very little shooting with the Extreme and open sights and I do not remember a problem at all get on those sights. If anything a little higher comb for scopes would be better.
Of course none of the Elites even have open sights.
Not sure what you mean the current stock (synthetic) is a Bell and Carlson - it is a really decent tupperware stock and the wood stocks I have held on the LRH are awesome.
I did very little shooting with the Extreme and open sights and I do not remember a problem at all get on those sights. If anything a little higher comb for scopes would be better.
Of course none of the Elites even have open sights.
03-27-2010, 04:08 PM
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no not strange, just normal. No such thing as a perfect one size fits all. Length of pull, drop, bulk of the stock effects some out there. Kind of like TC stocks, they dont fit me, but fit most others out there.
03-27-2010, 05:22 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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Sounds like you need a stock made just for you... which them probably would not work many of the rest of us....
for it to fit me, the stocks need a little more drop in them. The only knight that fit decent was the revolution. the LRH and one of the bolt actions ive handled, they just didnt have the drop.
03-27-2010, 05:57 PM
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Typical Buck
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I have a Knight Revolution that I really like, but really haven't shot much. I have a Nikon Omega scope ready to go on it and then I am going to get some real bench time with it. I will also be sighting in a TC Encore with the same scope so it will be interesting to get a comparison.
It is a real shame to see Knight have such problems since they revolutionized the muzzleloader.
It is a real shame to see Knight have such problems since they revolutionized the muzzleloader.