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What's the best nose shape for long range shooting?
03-10-2020, 09:23 AM,
#31
RE: What's the best nose shape for long range shooting?
Kurt,

.340" is very close to 11/32" (.34375"). I did my Hepburn yesterday at 7.2". Hope to shoot today to tomorrow.
Jim Kluskens
aka Distant Thunder
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03-10-2020, 10:17 AM,
#32
RE: What's the best nose shape for long range shooting?
THX Jim. I think I will use the 7.2 also that way I can switch to the DZ scope also.
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03-10-2020, 08:31 PM,
#33
RE: What's the best nose shape for long range shooting?
I have used the 7.2 spacing on all my rifles. I will use that spacing on my .44-77 and I hope with the 30" barrel and mounts that are high enough I can use my 17" Leatherwood for Creedmoor.

I tried it once on my CSA .45-70 with a 34"barrel. Not so good! Fine at 800. At 900 I had to remove the front sight. At 1000 yards the muzzle obscured the target and I had to sight on the number board. The results were less than desired. The scope in my DZ mounts would work fine, the 34" barrel was the problem.
Jim Kluskens
aka Distant Thunder
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03-10-2020, 08:53 PM,
#34
RE: What's the best nose shape for long range shooting?
I had this problem last year at Lodi. I started using tang sights but crossfires twice because I could not read the number board so I put the DZ scope on the rifle but even with a 30"barrel I saw the barrel shadow looking through the front globe sight. I took the front sight off but still see the shadow.
When I ordered the A scope I forgot to order a high block set to raise the scope enough so I can put the front sight back on for using the tang sight at closer ranges.
I went to town this morning and bought a 12" caliper Smile so I hope this solves the problem with mounting the blocks.
Could have bought a lot of lead for what I paid for this measuring stick Smile
The reason a dog has so many friends is because he wags his tail instead of his tongue.
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