Henry Frontier 22 Long barrel zero attempt
Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2024 4:11 pm
Picked up the 2023 Christmas give away rifle Tuesday (pictures posted on other threads) The weather has been too rainy to get out and shoot it.
Cold and a light drizzle this morning, so could not wait any longer. I replaced the buckhorn sight with a Marbles bullseye ghost ring sight that I had in my parts bin.
It was a rushed & damp outing, so shooting was not from a bench rest. Just trying to get close to a zero. At 15 yds I was putting the top of the front bead sight in a 6 o'clock hold. Used 6 o'clock hold for the first 3 shots at 25 yds, then took 5 shots with the bead covering the target.
The long octagon barrel rifle shoots great but even with the rear sight at its highest setting, I was still shooting low. The barrel on this rifle is tapped with 2 holes near the receiver, so I have ordered a Skinner sight to mount there. Hopefully it will work with the front sight I have.
STARTED OUT AT 15 YDS 25 YDS W/REAR SIGHT AT HIGHEST SETTING
Cold and a light drizzle this morning, so could not wait any longer. I replaced the buckhorn sight with a Marbles bullseye ghost ring sight that I had in my parts bin.
It was a rushed & damp outing, so shooting was not from a bench rest. Just trying to get close to a zero. At 15 yds I was putting the top of the front bead sight in a 6 o'clock hold. Used 6 o'clock hold for the first 3 shots at 25 yds, then took 5 shots with the bead covering the target.
The long octagon barrel rifle shoots great but even with the rear sight at its highest setting, I was still shooting low. The barrel on this rifle is tapped with 2 holes near the receiver, so I have ordered a Skinner sight to mount there. Hopefully it will work with the front sight I have.
STARTED OUT AT 15 YDS 25 YDS W/REAR SIGHT AT HIGHEST SETTING