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Re: O.T. Rifle scope problems
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Posted by kyhayman on November 16, 2005 at 18:36:36 from (68.171.76.92):
In Reply to: O.T. Rifle scope problems posted by old on November 16, 2005 at 15:41:23:
One and only time I ever had a scope to slip was when my eyebrow made contact with the scope (and 5 stitches for evidence). That'll make 'er slip, lol. My head shoved it all the way to the rear sight (700 Remmington)). I liked it so well there after I healed up that I left it and resighted. I also lightened the recoil a lot on it with different powder while into it. Nothing fancy about the scope, its a Simmons 3x9 in Weaver mounts. That was 20 years and 31 deer ago, still shoots true.
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