Uberti 1873 Winchester 44 Mag fun from 50 yds.
Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2022 7:42 pm
Down at the range today and decided to throw up a blue plate and see what me and the 1873 could do from 50 yds free hand standing.
Load I love to shoot in this one is the 200 gr. Xtreme plated loaded over 9 gr. Unique. First shots hit at top so I adjusted with a 6 o'clock hold best I could on that plate way down there. Drifted a bit to right in last shots but all in all not bad with old eyes and my modified buckhorn sight.
The sight is not like the ghost ring insert on my Henrys but more like a opened up "U" with a slightly wider .125 brass front blade or post sight.
Didn't shoot too bad! Then moved over to blast away at the swinging steel bulls eye target and had those segments spinning.
Haven't shot my carry pistol in a while the Fat Boy 1911 double stack 45 and fired 3 shots holding at top of plate area where my writing was.
This from a quick 6 yds. and the shots were right there. I love this little 1911 ! Those rounds are my tried and tested 230 gr. XTP with 6.5 Unique and what is always carried in my 45 ACP pistols and carbine.
But one last little target! I noticed a lonely dandilion in the range area and thought why not with the 1873. So hunkered down to the ground from 15 ft. I nailed it first shot. Of course nobody but me around to notice and no video of it but it did disappear with a bunch of those little yellow pedals in the air! Looked around and found another one a distance away and tried to hit it 3 times with no hit while my video was running. Well that's how it is!
Anyway wrapped things up with a break and then on down thru the woods to setup my trail cameras. Was a great day to shoot!
Load I love to shoot in this one is the 200 gr. Xtreme plated loaded over 9 gr. Unique. First shots hit at top so I adjusted with a 6 o'clock hold best I could on that plate way down there. Drifted a bit to right in last shots but all in all not bad with old eyes and my modified buckhorn sight.
The sight is not like the ghost ring insert on my Henrys but more like a opened up "U" with a slightly wider .125 brass front blade or post sight.
Didn't shoot too bad! Then moved over to blast away at the swinging steel bulls eye target and had those segments spinning.
Haven't shot my carry pistol in a while the Fat Boy 1911 double stack 45 and fired 3 shots holding at top of plate area where my writing was.
This from a quick 6 yds. and the shots were right there. I love this little 1911 ! Those rounds are my tried and tested 230 gr. XTP with 6.5 Unique and what is always carried in my 45 ACP pistols and carbine.
But one last little target! I noticed a lonely dandilion in the range area and thought why not with the 1873. So hunkered down to the ground from 15 ft. I nailed it first shot. Of course nobody but me around to notice and no video of it but it did disappear with a bunch of those little yellow pedals in the air! Looked around and found another one a distance away and tried to hit it 3 times with no hit while my video was running. Well that's how it is!
Anyway wrapped things up with a break and then on down thru the woods to setup my trail cameras. Was a great day to shoot!