Well finished my second trail walk of the year and so far so good. First trail walk shot 10 out of 28 with a scope that was not sighted in properly as i did not have enough time. Second walk changed to a peep sight that again didnt have time to fully sight it in so got it good enough at 25 yds and shot 14 out of 28. Now i just need to spens some time and sight in the rifle properly haha
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Trail walk update
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what be this thing called "scope".
sounds like fun.
sounds like fun.
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now you have my interest peeked. JC Hawkin, or JC Higgins? any pictures of scope and mounts?
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nice!
Mmhmm the scope was off. We've all heard that excuse 
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I don't know how many percussion rifles I have seen over the years with scopes attached. It was a thing back when the first BP deer seasons started in Indiana.
