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Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by deano5150 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:33 am

I was able to take the Henry’s out to the range recently after being rained out for weeks. I put some rounds through the Golden Boy 22LR (it’s got 4500 through it now) and the BBSC 357. Henry sent me a new rear sight so I had to adjust it a little. I’ve found that I now have to hold at 6 o’clock instead of right over the bullseye. Here’s a few pics. I’ve got a Skinner barrel mounted peep on the GB and decided to try some different rounds to see where they printed. Looking forward to going back if the rain ever stops again.
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by BigAl52 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 10:41 am

Looks good Deano and it looks like you have the Skinner sight tuned in on the Golden Boy.
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by Vaquero » Sun Mar 10, 2019 11:01 am

Nice shootin Dean.
Man we've been getting a lot of that darn rain here also.
I'm sure it'll quit here before to long, then it'll just be HOT and Dry.

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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by markiver54 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 12:49 pm

deano5150 wrote:I was able to take the Henry’s out to the range recently after being rained out for weeks. I put some rounds through the Golden Boy 22LR (it’s got 4500 through it now) and the BBSC 357. Henry sent me a new rear sight so I had to adjust it a little. I’ve found that I now have to hold at 6 o’clock instead of right over the bullseye. Here’s a few pics. I’ve got a Skinner barrel mounted peep on the GB and decided to try some different rounds to see where they printed. Looking forward to going back if the rain ever stops again.
Very nice shooting Deano!
I'm also in NC and everyone I talk to has had more than enough rain so I feel your pain!
Very nice guns...have much the same except my BBS is the 20" and my .22 is the SGC. I sure hope I can achieve similar results!
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by markiver54 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:00 pm

BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by fortyshooter » Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:01 pm

Nice shootin" Deano!! Hopefully I can get out again in a couple days when it dries out a bit.
I'll have to learn how to shoot all over again!

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Post by Rifletom » Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:19 pm

Deano, that is some fine shooting. Even here in So-Cal, we've been getting a lot of rain. ASAP, I'm getting the Henry's out to the desert to shoot. .357 and .45 Colt. Hope you get to shoot again soon.

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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by Mags » Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:38 pm

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Those look like the 3".
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 17&sr=8-56
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 217&sr=8-8
markiver54 wrote:BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by markiver54 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 1:44 pm

Mags wrote:.
Those look like the 3".
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 17&sr=8-56
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 217&sr=8-8
markiver54 wrote:BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
Thanks Mags! I haven't seen them in my local Walmart as I had hoped, however, they have been working on a $6 million dollar renovation. Might check there again before placing an order on Amazon. Not a prime member so shipping might cost as much as the targets. :roll:
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by Mags » Sun Mar 10, 2019 2:07 pm

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Check other local sporting goods stores, too. Here they are common.
markiver54 wrote:
Mags wrote:.
Those look like the 3".
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 17&sr=8-56
https://www.amazon.com/Birchwood-Casey- ... 217&sr=8-8
markiver54 wrote:BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
Thanks Mags! I haven't seen them in my local Walmart as I had hoped, however, they have been working on a $6 million dollar renovation. Might check there again before placing an order on Amazon. Not a prime member so shipping might cost as much as the targets. :roll:
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by markiver54 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 2:17 pm

I'm on a mission... :D
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by CT_Shooter » Sun Mar 10, 2019 5:07 pm

deano5150 wrote:I was able to take the Henry’s out to the range recently after being rained out for weeks.
Great shooting, deano. Thanks for sharing the photos and for your great range report. Love it!
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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by North Country Gal » Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:56 pm

Nice rifles and fine shooting, there. Glad you could get out. Up here, all that rain has come in the form of snow. We've set records for snowfall and that takes some doing, since this is serious snow country.

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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by deano5150 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:56 pm

markiver54 wrote:BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
I got them at Academy Sports. The 3” round can be perfectly covered with the Henry brass bead at 25 yards and the 6” round covered at 50 yards. That helps me have a consistent point of aim. Otherwise, the brass bead is just too large for aiming accurately. At least for me. It’s also easier to see your hits at distance. It’s getting to the point where I need some binoculars to see my hits, though. :D

I use paper plates a lot because they are dirt cheap. I’d rather spend my money on ammo than targets.
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Post by deano5150 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:57 pm

North Country Gal wrote:Nice rifles and fine shooting, there. Glad you could get out. Up here, all that rain has come in the form of snow. We've set records for snowfall and that takes some doing, since this is serious snow country.

Wow! Stay warm. Hope you can get out and shoot some soon.

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Post by markiver54 » Sun Mar 10, 2019 9:40 pm

deano5150 wrote:
markiver54 wrote:BTW Deano, I have seen those high vis targets on paper plates on other posts. Are they just round stick-ons? If so, where did you get them. A package of paper plates and those is probably a lot cheaper than the full size high vis targets I've seen. They are not cheap!
I got them at Academy Sports. The 3” round can be perfectly covered with the Henry brass bead at 25 yards and the 6” round covered at 50 yards. That helps me have a consistent point of aim. Otherwise, the brass bead is just too large for aiming accurately. At least for me. It’s also easier to see your hits at distance. It’s getting to the point where I need some binoculars to see my hits, though. :D

I use paper plates a lot because they are dirt cheap. I’d rather spend my money on ammo than targets.
Thank you Deano... makes sense!
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Post by RanchRoper » Sun Mar 10, 2019 11:17 pm

Marksman. Good shooting for sure.

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Re: Finally, a break in the rain!

Post by deano5150 » Mon Mar 11, 2019 11:35 am

RanchRoper wrote:Marksman. Good shooting for sure.
Thanks! That’s high praise coming from you, RanchRoper!

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