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mrappe · October 8, 2010, 02:29 PM

This is not just with Rugers. I have had a Vaquero(1st model) and every other single action that I have had was the same way you hate to either
1) Modify the sight
2) Adjust your aim to hold at a certain place on the blade.
3) Adjust the load of the powder and or bullet.

AS a cowboy action shooter I am not shooting my pistols at long range or for dead center of the bullseye accuracy so I just learn where each gun shoots on the front sight and I don't even bother to file down the blade. If they shoot above the blade I just learn where to hold the alignment in respect to a given distance range.

October 8, 2010, 02:29 PM	#9
mrappe Senior Member Join Date: January 29, 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 256	This is not just with Rugers. I have had a Vaquero(1st model) and every other single action that I have had was the same way you hate to either 1) Modify the sight 2) Adjust your aim to hold at a certain place on the blade. 3) Adjust the load of the powder and or bullet. AS a cowboy action shooter I am not shooting my pistols at long range or for dead center of the bullseye accuracy so I just learn where each gun shoots on the front sight and I don't even bother to file down the blade. If they shoot above the blade I just learn where to hold the alignment in respect to a given distance range. __________________ God is fluxing me which is good but it is not fun.