Damn, that’s a beauty!
And the antelope is nice, too!
Taking The New '77 Out For A Walk
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Re: Taking The New '77 Out For A Walk
Load must have been 1 MOA (minute of antelope) like you said!! I wonder if the turkey and this antelope are the first animals collected with a Shiloh 77 Sharps?
I'm putting in for permits next year and I will bring my 77 as well.
I'm putting in for permits next year and I will bring my 77 as well.
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Re: Taking The New '77 Out For A Walk
Just curious, what kind of aperture you use in your front sight when hunting?
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Re: Taking The New '77 Out For A Walk
I use a heavy post. You have to have decent light and better than average eyes though. At 209 yards, that sight will cover a bunch of the antelope, you need to be able to hold steady and line everything up just right. The shot is almost the trophy when you use these old guns...MSalyards wrote:Just curious, what kind of aperture you use in your front sight when hunting?
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Re: Taking The New '77 Out For A Walk
Nice shooting Kirk!!!
Dan
Dan