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Old 08-12-2010, 06:16 PM
Johnny Reb Johnny Reb is offline
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Originally Posted by Adam Helmer View Post
Johnny Reb,

You are correct that fixed sights are the traditional sights for muzzleloaders. I have a dozen muzzloader Hawkens in both flint and caplock and a couple Renegades. I much prefer the factory rear sights from T/C because sight-in with ball or Maxis requires sight adjustments with a screwdriver on factory sights or a hammer and file on fixed sights.

I can see replacing the bead front sight with a medium wide blade sight, but the rear sight for me must be adjustable. If a rifle will be used exclusively for Ball or Maxis, then go for FIXED sights front and rear. Since I cast ball and maxis and shoot both from most of my rifles, I need the T/C factory adjustable rear sights.

Adam
Hi Adam
I agree with you on the rear sights. I too enjoy shooting both ball and conicals with my muzzleloaders. My renegade shoots conicals as accurate as rb's,So I decided to keep the rear adjustable sight for it. I also am going to get ted cash front blade sights for her. I am using the Hawken strictly for patched ball.
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