Going to try the Carcano tomorrow. Supposed to be 60F here. Hope the club is not swamped, although it was pretty muddy yesterday
. Crown is good on this 1936 Cavalry.

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Eh not to bad,Maybe it is the crown after all. Just a sliver of life there.
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Mine was impacting 28ā high from point of aimHad a better day than me. Carcano cycled, more or less, but no clue how to aim it. Hit the target 4 of 13 times, once on paper, until the bolt failed. Something slipped inside and the cocking piece wonāt align with its groove. Have to figure out what went wrong here.
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I had fixed sight variant.This was PPU as well. I fixed the bolt. The cocking piece had moved somehow from its 9:00 slot to 6:00.
Also noticed with the rear sight leaf down, itās 600m. You have to flip it 180 to expose the ābattle sightā.
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If you take out the front sight blade there should be a set screw under it. Tighten it up.Third new rifle stinker in a row, but there's hope for the VZ24. Front sight base is canted 10 degrees left and the front sight blade is offset left. The mount moves when you try to adjust the blade, so I'll have to take it to a gunsmith. Was aiming at the left target and was hitting the right one. Beautiful smooth action and perfect bore. New PPU soft point.
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I couldn't adjust the blade as the mount kept on moving. Also, I don't think I could line up the mount to "zero" on the rear sight. I have no special tools.If you take out the front sight blade there should be a set screw under it. Tighten it up.
You can try taking a torch to the sight base and see if what solder is left will re solder itself?Compromised. Used my Mauser front sight tool to center the blade and tweak the base to what looks like center. You need something to move it; itās beyond finger tight, but still moved. I guess I can move the blade now to get groups.
The uigger marks arenāt mine. This example was grooved for a front sight hood. Also the front sight blade is not original....looks like a tall replacement.
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It sounds off but , many times 1/2 what you think the correction is works?.308 Garand. These were Lake City stuff Iāve never fired before so my first attempts were a little high and left. I overcompensated for my score rounds.
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That's OK, I have four targets I have yet to put holes in.I have 4-5 targets I did like a week ago I still haven't gotten around to posting, lol.
That's as bad as me. Last 3 times to the range I did no shooting. Just there to check on condition of the range. PSA to the forum: Don't volunteer, LOL.I have a stack if targets , guns, ammo been to the range 3 times in less than a week and not a shot fired
I keep finding myself in about the same situation.That's as bad as me. Last 3 times to the range I did no shooting. Just there to check on condition of the range. PSA to the forum: Don't volunteer, LOL.
I think it's light out a little later, but at my age optimal light makes a difference in scores. Used to have awesome low light vision. Hmm... my vision was perfect before marriage.I keep finding myself in about the same situation.
I may have to drag something out on Thursday, before the monthly meeting.
Nice!Another beautiful day at the range this Morning. Made it out today with my Russian capture AR41 k98. I had pretty good luck running some mid 1930 Turkish 8mm.
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We got 4-5 inches of snow yesterdayNice!
Depending upon location, we could be running out of winter days very soon.
Do you think that stringing was you or something going on with the stock and heat? Still nice.Got my 1903-A3 out today. With the new barrel, it appears I need to install a taller front sight as the rear sight won't go any lower, so it's kind of at a 200 yard zero now. As such, targets below were shot "for groups" rather than "for score"; these are unofficial entries. Shot at 100 yards in prone, 125TNT on top of 48.0 IMR 4064.View attachment 588485View attachment 588487