I have a Williams foolproof peep on my Model 94.
It is what I like when hunting the thick woods and when it is snowing.
Don’t have to worry about snow filling the lenses of my scope, and it’s much quicker acquiring the target in the brush and thick stuff I like to still hunt through.
As far as...
I won’t hunt anything that I won’t eat.
I shot a coyote a few years ago, as I was sitting on a field edge, and after he saw me he continued on towards me.
But, after that I felt terrible that I just wasted an animal.
Not into the killing just to shoot something.
Our Maggie is quite the character as I’m sure all our loved ones are!
One of her quirks (she has a few….) is that she has to have her belly rubbed before she gets up in the morning.
She sleeps on the bed with us and when we go to get her she will flop onto her back ready for rubs.
She’s a...
I’m currently reading “The Eleventh Hour” by Tavian Brack.
It’s a World War Two novel that has a twist to it, as Hitler has been in an accident, delaying the start of WWII.
It rewrites history to what ifs, if the war had been delayed and what could have happened.
Historical fiction.
Pretty...
I’ve tried the Skinner sight on my 94, but it was a barrel mount peep, and it was difficult for me to see with that there.
I would love a receiver sight but I will have to take my rifle to a gunsmith to have him drill and tap the receiver.
Soooo…..
I guess, at least for now, it’s the Williams...
I’m a little Irish and back in the day outlaws were known as a “Wolfshead”.
If caught and slain, their heads were carried to the king, “for they were no more to be accounted for than wolves.” - in old English law.