These are sumthin' for sure........
Cyrano, Oddly enough, I shoot mine on a semi-regular basis, but have never put it to a serious test as far as a group goes. I sighted it in, and shoot out to 300 yards on smaller things that I can see (of course), and the rifle does its' part every time. I can call the shot the instant the trigger breaks. It has a set of Redfield sights on it, peep on the rear and the same on front with a post. I got this from a good friend of mine that inherited it from his grandfather. He says his grandfather got the rifle in that configuration, but I have no proof of it nor have I checked into the history of the rifle. Is your K10 period correct, or just what you decided to put on it? I do have mine slotted for Kodiak Island for deer on my next trip. John, that is very nice and down right mean of you!!
Now I really wish I purchased that rifle!!! I am a Keith fan and I should have bought it for that reason alone. Money was tight and I chickened out. The '03 just went on the range-list for next time out. Better try a group and see how bad I can embarrass myself.
Cyrano, Oddly enough, I shoot mine on a semi-regular basis, but have never put it to a serious test as far as a group goes. I sighted it in, and shoot out to 300 yards on smaller things that I can see (of course), and the rifle does its' part every time. I can call the shot the instant the trigger breaks. It has a set of Redfield sights on it, peep on the rear and the same on front with a post. I got this from a good friend of mine that inherited it from his grandfather. He says his grandfather got the rifle in that configuration, but I have no proof of it nor have I checked into the history of the rifle. Is your K10 period correct, or just what you decided to put on it? I do have mine slotted for Kodiak Island for deer on my next trip. John, that is very nice and down right mean of you!!
