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03-01-2009 05:28 PM
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Just checking in and wandering around at the moment. May even try and touch some of the "button's". If you hear a "boom", I didn't do it!
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Wonder when the rest of the fellows are going to show up.
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We're coming, just may take awhile.
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Just got registered, have to learn what's where, etc.
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I made it.I will try to post some pics of rifles at work soon,I think we might need to see smoke. It does calm me so. Lee W.
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Well, it seems my front mounting point has some problems. I got a chance to shoot some today. After bore sighting, the first shot was 4 inches high, 1.5" left. I kept moving the reticle, but the shots kept hitting in same area. Either my groups were more patterns or something is flexing and not returning to the same preshot position. I know the reticle was moving as the old Alaskan doesn't have a perma center reticle and I could see it had moved. After 9 shots, always moving the reticle down and left between each shot, the last one hit touching the first one! There's a fellow on ebay selling a scout scope mount that replaces the rear sight, I might go with that and use a LER scope. Guy's name is Peter, and he rebuilds sporterized Krags. I had to share with him some of Dick Hosmer's knowledge of Krag sight screw threads. With his mount, one is expected to rethread the holes. A metric 4x1.0 is about the right thread, but the standard now is M4x.07 which is too fine. They used to make the M4X1.0, I have an old Japanese made .22 scope mount with screws that fit the Krag sight screw holes perfectly.
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