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Not sure, since I have no experience with the Chiappa. But my Rossi is a solidly built little gun. I put a Boyd's stock on it, makes a handy little bush gun. I can keep groups to 3" at 50 yards, but most of the inaccuracy comes from the loose nut behind the triggerOriginally Posted by platnumbob
Love. It.
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Most people don’t put it against their cheek but I feel that the best way to shoot it is to simply pretend it has a full stock and place your face where you would if it actually did have a full stock. It’s not for everyone, but I’m able to hit what I’m aiming at reasonably well and reasonably quickly.I don't think you're supposed to put it against yer cheek...
seriously tho, still needing the FRT printout or the pdf from the dead link in the first post for the Ranch Hand if anyone has either.
Thanks
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Rossi no longer makes the Mares leg
I do something similar but being left eye dominant I shift the rifle to the left a little. It would be easier to cycle in that position with a smaller loop, I'm going to cut my big loop lever and take it down to a size that's easier to manipulate while holding the rifle out in a ready position.Most people don’t put it against their cheek but I feel that the best way to shoot it is to simply pretend it has a full stock and place your face where you would if it actually did have a full stock. It’s not for everyone, but I’m able to hit what I’m aiming at reasonably well and reasonably quickly.
That would work!!!!
375 Ruger is the NEW KING of the .375's. ALL HAIL THE NEW KING!
still in need if anyone can help
WE'RE KIN CUZ WE SHOOT. WHAT WE SHOOT AND WHAT WE SHOOT AT SHOULDN'T MATTER!
It ain't the years, it's the miles!
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