wana play poker??

[Kurt]

Finally had a chance to work with the .44-77 getting the front sight in place and filed down for a 100 yard zero and the Lawrence rear sight notch filed open a little more so I can pick up the front blade.
Today was a good day for this with drizzling rain and dark heavy overcast day that I had the range to myself to get this done.

A while back Rick Mulhern nailed the Ace of spades I think at 100 yds with almost a dead center hole so with my last two rounds I had I got out the ace of hearts and tried to call his shot and raise him one but didn't get the right cards
Never was good a poker

But anyway this rifle is going to be a good shooter. But I do need to get rid of the 45 degree wall at the chamber end.

Kurt

[Don McDowell]

Well turn the thing edgewise and lets see if you can split it...

[Kurt]

Heck Don I barely saw it nailed flat side facing me

[Lumpy Grits]

Wow, no powder burns either.........
Gary

[Kurt]

Naw Gary, the wind and rain cleaned that off in good shape.

Kurt

[Don McDowell]

No end to the things you can do with a set of them 3$ punch sets at the parts counter....

[Kurt]

they work pretty good dont they

[Rick Mulhern]

Kurt

When it 'dries up' a bit....I'll shoot another and post it!! Here's a rerun of the first Ace of Spades:


Acespades by Sharps45 2 7/8, on Flickr

Those shots at the upper left was when I was centering the barrel sights and I didn't have but two of the 720 grainers but you can see where those two went!

[Kurt]

Hey!! you had 4 extra aces up your sleeve