To shoot or not to shoot
#1

I been thinking about actually using this gun to hunt with this year , especially if I draw a Refuge tag . I have some big lead conicals that I think would probably be deadly accurate in it . I might just have to break down and give it a shot ( no pun intended)
It's a 1:24 twist 50 cal .
Of course with my eyes I imagine 100 yards will be my max any more .




It's a 1:24 twist 50 cal .
Of course with my eyes I imagine 100 yards will be my max any more .




#2

Hell yes, hunt with it. Shooting 100yds is farther than I can shoot open sights, but I hunt in the timber. You have more open terrain. I'm loving that peep sight.
You'll have to crawl closer on your belly.
You'll have to crawl closer on your belly.

#3

I think it would really be exciting. That is one reason I purchased those custom flintlocks. I want to take a deer with a flintlock and I want the best one I can get. I think that would really be a great hunt.
#5
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The peep sight is listed as item #70 here. https://www.davide-pedersoli.com/upl...i/S664-665.pdf
I wonder what they cost and how you would go about obtaining one.
I wonder what they cost and how you would go about obtaining one.
#7

T/C make a peep very similar to that one. Its a tang mount. I had one. But once scopes were legal, took it off and sold it to someone. I like peep sights but they too have their limitations IMO. But that sure is a nice rifle. Does it come in flintlock?
#8

I had a couple of those TC peeps too. They get a lot of money for them now if you can even find one.