Had some fun w/ my dads old 1894 last week. Its a .32 Winchester special made in 1950, we dug around & found a box of Remington factory 170 grain ammo from the 70/80's & hit his local range out of Troy, MT. We knew it was on @ 100 yards w/ his reloads, so on a whim I went for distance. Now this place has a backstop berm @ 330 yards, I pushed the ramp rear sight up to the highest setting & got steady on the sandbags.

We had put a 1 gallon milk jug out there & I had pops on the spotting scope. I'll be danged if it wasn't spot on. That ammo put all 15 rounds I shot in so close as to defy belief.


I really don't think I could do a ton better w/ my glass bedded & 3-10x scoped .270 Win. Believe me those old leverguns can shoot.



c/22