Well '13 buck with '94 and better vision.

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Well '13 buck with '94 and better vision.

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As I've said before, my open sights have been a bit hard for me to use. At least late in the day. I bought a '94 AE, 30-30, so that I could scope it. I got a 1 1/2 power Weaver from days of old. It's working out fine. So far this second weekend of season no big buck , but opening day I did shoot this fork horn. I already had some great stew. I like this gun!!!!!!!!!
I got a feelin' we'll be friends for many years.

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Thanks, It's just nice to settle in on a lever gun for my hunt. I've done good in the last few years with my Marlin cowboy 45-70, but it didn't seem like a caliber for a scope. In good light the Marlin is still an option, late day shots were difficult.
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What's your sidearm there? Very nice looking shooting rig you used to harvest that buck. Wise choice and apparently well matched to the task at hand!
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Like your set up for dark days & late or early shooting
I have the same problem
also like venison stew!!



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rjohns94 wrote:What's your sidearm there? Very nice looking shooting rig you used to harvest that buck. Wise choice and apparently well matched to the task at hand!
I carry a Smith and Wesson New model Three Target replica made by Beretta in a 45 Colt. It also is a good shooter and has earned the spot of my number one side arm.
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Meat in the freezer! :D
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Good for you!
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Very nice :D :D
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Can't eat the antlers!
Nice sized buck, very well done!
Congrats! :D
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I have the same visual problem and solved it in the same way, except I used a Burris 1.5X "shotgun scope" on mine. Works excellent; I wish somebody would re-introduce the Weaver K1.5 with a dot reticle. My favorite setup to replace irons.
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Nice! Glad you made meat this year. Scopes? Hey, whatever it takes. Of my multiple leverguns, have few without "carry handles". :)
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That's a big deer! Nice shooting
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Great choice.
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