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  1. ckwilli

    Sight movement

    I attached a couple of photos to help clear it up. The rear aperture, blade, whatever you want to call it moves left to right. You can see in the two photos that there is a half a click of free movement between the two. I initially said a whole click but it’s more of a half.
  2. ckwilli

    Sight movement

  3. ckwilli

    Sight movement

  4. ckwilli

    Sight movement

    Threads definitely aren’t stripped. The windage adjustment has a very distinct click every time you turn the windage asjustment screw. The blade itself moves.
  5. ckwilli

    Sight movement

    The rear sight blade is moving within the rear sight assembly
  6. ckwilli

    Sight movement

    Rear sight blade. Sorry, that information would have been helpful
  7. ckwilli

    Sight movement

    OK I have a rookie question. I shot my TC hawken and thought I had it dialed in pretty good. I had really nice groups at 50 yards, which is my general hunting distance. After I got home and was cleaning my rifle I discovered my sight blade would move side to side. It would move enough that it...
  8. ckwilli

    Successful Stalk

    Congratulations and thanks for taking us along. That’s a dandy buck an a fine looking rifle to boot!
  9. ckwilli

    couple of questions

    I have a piece of leather tied to my trigger guard as others have mentioned. It’s a longer piece that will fall away when I **** the hammer.
  10. ckwilli

    Asking for help with a Rifle Shoppe Baker Rifle: groups at 50 yards have become dreadful.

    Thanks!!
  11. ckwilli

    Asking for help with a Rifle Shoppe Baker Rifle: groups at 50 yards have become dreadful.

    I hand load for almost all of my unmentionables except for one. Ironically the one I don’t load for is the most accurate of them all. It has a factory installed device to counter harmonics. I wasn’t sure how much harmonics came into play with a ML rifle.
  12. ckwilli

    Asking for help with a Rifle Shoppe Baker Rifle: groups at 50 yards have become dreadful.

    I’m not as well versed in ML shooting as some of you guys so I need to know. You said your barrel was resting on the bench rest. When shooting unmentionable rifles I never rest my barrel on anything because the harmonics will throw your shot off me cause larger groups. Is the same thing...
  13. ckwilli

    New TC Hawken sights

    Thanks. I may give it a try. I put a peep on one of my unmentionable revolvers and it made a world of difference for my older eyes.
  14. ckwilli

    FOR SALE Folding Peep Sight

    Any update on the sight for the hawken tang?
  15. ckwilli

    I’m new here

    Welcome from Missouri. Remember, “if you’re not first you’re last!”
  16. ckwilli

    New TC Hawken sights

    just ran across this and looked them up. I’m interested. How do they mount? Do you replace the rear sight?
  17. ckwilli

    Opening Morning

    Great story. Thanks for taking us along. Nice buck. I’m hunting with my hawken this season for the second year. I’ve taken a few with the unmentionable black powder rifles but none with the hawken. These deer stories get me excited.
  18. ckwilli

    First deer for my son

    Heck yeah! Congratulations to the young man.
  19. ckwilli

    40 caliber SMR , it works

    Beautiful rifle and nice deer. I’m enjoying all of these deer photos you guys are posting.
  20. ckwilli

    40 cal. buck,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

    Congrats!
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