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    IT’s Derby Time.

    What a race! From last to first, and at the point of the race where you wouldn’t expect it to happen. Amazing
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    Best targets for open sights?

    ^^^^ I agree 100%. I tried a barrel mounted peep from Skinner, (who make terrific products) and did not see it as well as my Williams attached to the receiver of my rifle. Now if Skinner would only make a receiver sight for my 94….
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    Aperture sights for a pre-64 model 94

    Skinner sights are extremely well made, and the company is awesome as well. They will go out of their way to help you and make sure you’re happy with their products. I tried a barrel mounted peep on my 94 and unfortunately I had trouble seeing through it at that distance. The Williams on the...
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    Aperture sights for a pre-64 model 94

    I fortunately have the hood for my front sight, but to be honest it does show in the sight picture when aiming. You may find that while it does protect the front sight, it is easier to acquire your target without it.
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    Best targets for open sights?

    I shoot my 94 with peep sights often. I believe peeps help a lot and make a difference over buckhorn sights. As for targets, I usually just use those Splatterburst targets. For up close 25 & 50 yards I use a 6” target on a 8.5x11” sheet of paper, and at 100 or more I use a 12” Splatterburst...
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    Methods of load development

    I recently saw a post on another site that was discussing load development. This article came up, and it is interesting in that we all have our ways to find our accuracy...
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    Aperture sights for a pre-64 model 94

    Respectfully I have the Williams Foolproof sight on my 94, and in my experience I would not say it’s cheaply made. There is a Williams 5D sight which is about $30-40 less expensive that may be more in the realm of cheaply made, but I’ve no experience with that. I’ve had my receiver sight on my...
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    What an Awesome Morning!!

    Amazing!
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    Load development

    This is what I use. Caldwell not sure the name just their shooting bags. I’ve had them for years, and they work well for me. The only problem I’ve had with them is one winter I had them in my garage and some mice eat a hole in the bottom corner of the large front bag. Had to sew it shut as you...
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    Lose of our son.

    So very sorry for your loss. You have our thoughts, prayers and condolences. 🙏🏼
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    New Grandchild

    Congratulations! Being a Grandparent has been one of my life’s greatest experiences. Enjoy!
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    Aperture sights for a pre-64 model 94

    I’m glad I could help! As I’ve said most likely more luck than skill! 😜
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    Aperture sights for a pre-64 model 94

    I have a Williams fool proof sight on my 1980 model 94. I’m not sure if the difference in the two years would allow you to use this set up on your rifle or not, but I’m really happy with how these sights work for me. I didn’t have to change or alter my front sight either. I use different sized...
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    Whitetail bullet options

    I found this, this morning. Couldn’t find it yesterday. 🤦🏻 The first picture is a 150 grain Accubond I recovered, frontal shot from a 30-06 at around 100 yds, DRT. The Doe was harvested with a Accubond from my 308 at about 40 yds. Traveled back about 40 yds when she expired. You can see the...
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    Whitetail bullet options

    I’m surprised no one had mentioned the solid based bullets offered by Nosler. In my estimation they would most likely be similar to rem coreloks. I would recommend as someone else had the Accubonds. I have shot these both out of my 30-06 and my 308 with great success. I’ve killed many NC deer...
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