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Hateful McNasty

Hateful McNasty

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4 days of rain finely got to get some coffee sipping shots in

R9 , stock irons , cphp.177 , 75 yards

First try
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2ed try after a refill
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Its the caffeine I can't do without 🤤
 
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cjtamu said:
Opposite problem here. Notch rear sight and I no longer play well together. Great shooting.
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Well.. i had to cut the blurr wirh a anti glare " roof" on the blade and a gold flakeing the post in that dark cave of a globe ..

Sunshade anti glare notch roofing
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Post dot
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Better visual view
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Made all the difference in sighting stuff in all day at any range..


That vision of the hw sight is pretty dismal unless under indoor controled lighting . Outdoor shifting light and shade lol.. good luck unless you improve it . Probably the worde of any gun i got .. maybe some of that high class German engineering?
 
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My issue is that I can see up close but not far. So, without glasses I get a super sight picture. Make you cry how precise I can be with elevation and windage. I just don’t know where to lay the post on that fuzzy little target I see LOL. Pop on glasses and it’s opposite. Target clear as a bell, but now the edges of the rear sight and post are kinda fuzzy. And then there’s that pesky astigmatism. Rear diopter/peep makes it all better.
 
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cjtamu said:
My issue is that I can see up close but not far. So, without glasses I get a super sight picture. Make you cry how precise I can be with elevation and windage. I just don’t know where to lay the post on that fuzzy little target I see LOL. Pop on glasses and it’s opposite. Target clear as a bell, but now the edges of the rear sight and post are kinda fuzzy. And then there’s that pesky astigmatism. Rear diopter/peep makes it all better.
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Just make em to where you see em.

Each year mine grow a little.. what i use to shoot was 1-1/2" now today 2-1/4+".
Definitely no longer eyes of my 20's nore my hold rock solid .
 
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cjtamu said:
My issue is that I can see up close but not far. So, without glasses I get a super sight picture. Make you cry how precise I can be with elevation and windage. I just don’t know where to lay the post on that fuzzy little target I see LOL. Pop on glasses and it’s opposite. Target clear as a bell, but now the edges of the rear sight and post are kinda fuzzy. And then there’s that pesky astigmatism. Rear diopter/peep makes it all better.
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Had same problem. Use the Lyman Eyepal on my glasses and can see both target and sights. Mine are progressive lens. I put the Eyepal on the upper nose side of my glasses. I guess if it does not work, return it.

 
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JDR said:
Had same problem. Use the Lyman Eyepal on my glasses and can see both target and sights. Mine are progressive lens. I put the Eyepal on the upper nose side of my glasses. I guess if it does not work, return it.

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Maybe make your own as one review guy said .? I use the progressive as well.

Ijdk.. way my glasses shift and slide on my nose don't see that working well in the long run.

After posting above try and breakfast i tried a few more , but the wind had picked up and not so good ( blowing pretty good now just sitting here ..)

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Da wind
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Then could be i overate on sausages?
 
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beerthief said:
with out a scope i can't see the paper target @ 16 yards it is just a sheet with nothing on it , unless it is at least dime size dark dots . most everything i shoot the dot is 1/8 inch X . a 12 power scope solves that .
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Dang.. i guess even i could hit s dot at 16y on irons maybe to 50 foot .. definitely not that size at 75 on irons .. wish i could oit side aiming at the center of the whole paper/ card . I still maybe could do 1-1/2" at 75 perfect light conditions shining on it .. each year they ( the bulls) grow a bit larger ...lol
 
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