lyman gpr rifle shot at 75 yds using 70 gr of 2f.
Cva 45 cal. Mtn rifle shot at 75 yds using 70 gr. Of 3f.
TOP PIC IS THE LYMAN TARGET AND THE BOTTOM PIC IS THE CVA MTN RIFLE.
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lyman gpr rifle shot at 75 yds using 70 gr of 2f.
Cva 45 cal. Mtn rifle shot at 75 yds using 70 gr. Of 3f.
TOP PIC IS THE LYMAN TARGET AND THE BOTTOM PIC IS THE CVA MTN RIFLE.
That's good.
There might be a thread around here, maybe its in the one about lube grooves for sale,
But if I remember correctly, it talks about a special tool to adjust the bullseye over a tiny bit.
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In life: We are given tests, and learn lessons.
OK People. Enough of this idle chit-chat.
This ain't your Grandma's sewing circle.
EVERYONE!
Back to your oars. The Captain wants to waterski.
Just a titch more sight adjustment on both rifles and you are on the money. What caliber is the Great Plains rifle?
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