Author Topic: Advice on sighting in Kibler Woodsrunner  (Read 1734 times)

Offline alacran

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Re: Advice on sighting in Kibler Woodsrunner
« Reply #25 on: September 25, 2024, 04:54:29 PM »
The photo of your target was not coming up on my computer. It just did.
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Offline J.D.

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Re: Advice on sighting in Kibler Woodsrunner
« Reply #26 on: September 28, 2024, 08:29:21 AM »
I put a taller rear sight on mine but hadn't sighted it in yet. I had a target on a cardboard box with a brick in the bottom. I shot it with no follow through and hit a little left of center. My son in law shot it with follow through and destroyed the brick in the bottom of the box. The fat ass in the red T shirt is me.

Watching the second video, it's obvious your son-in-law flinched. The flinch can be seen in the "false shot" just before the shot actually breaks. It's hard to see a flinch as the shot is breaking, however, that little push and roll of the muzzle, just before the shot broke, indicates the flinch reflex is strong in this one. ;)