Looking for a MK85 part
04-11-2015 | 11:23 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Ron try calling Williams. They sell a hood for about $10.50
https://www.cartmanager.net/cgi-bin/...numDataStore=1
Its listed under rifle beads
http://www.williamsgunsight.com/gunsights/rifle.htm
Ramp Hood Item #70031
https://www.cartmanager.net/cgi-bin/...numDataStore=1
Its listed under rifle beads
http://www.williamsgunsight.com/gunsights/rifle.htm
Ramp Hood Item #70031
This is exactly what I needed to find right here. I will contact them, I also would like to get The target knob for the elevation so it will be like ny other one. The rifle I got from WV hunter is awesome. We are looking at high winds this weekend due to s storm I hope I get the chance to shoot it.
04-11-2015 | 11:26 AM
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80 grains of yellow corn meal may be the ticket for various paper-patchers. If you are familiar with Blackhorn 209 powder, it doesn't work with loose bullets. It was so dysfunctional with my 285 grain Buffalo SSB sabot/bullets, that ignition sounded like I fired a 209 cap.
Anyways, I was using 80 grains of Blackhorn with it, so I double-loaded 80+80 of Cornmeal and Blackhorn (volume measured).
Results were fantastic. Instead of looking for my bullet between my bench and the target 75 yards away, I put the next two about 4" off, at 1:00 of the bullseye.
Walked down to the target paper stand and was thinking I was going to find sideways bullet holes. No sirreeee!
Good luck with your ML adoption.
Anyways, I was using 80 grains of Blackhorn with it, so I double-loaded 80+80 of Cornmeal and Blackhorn (volume measured).
Results were fantastic. Instead of looking for my bullet between my bench and the target 75 yards away, I put the next two about 4" off, at 1:00 of the bullseye.
Walked down to the target paper stand and was thinking I was going to find sideways bullet holes. No sirreeee!
Good luck with your ML adoption.
