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I've had my cabelas Hawken rifle that I built from a kit for 9 years. I had to put a williams fiber optic sight on it because I messed it up when I built the rifle. Didn't really want it.
Anyway I've been shooting 75 grains of powder (3f) with 200 gr Nosler 44 pistol bullets and harvester sabots for almost all that time. They have always shot the same to 50 yards. Never had to move the sights after initial sight in back in the day.
I was out the other day, and was hitting consistantly 4-5 inches to the right. I adjusted the rear sight, and it's hitting right on again. I don't see how I could have possibly moved the sight since the last time I shot.
Has anyone ever had this happen to them before?
Anyway I've been shooting 75 grains of powder (3f) with 200 gr Nosler 44 pistol bullets and harvester sabots for almost all that time. They have always shot the same to 50 yards. Never had to move the sights after initial sight in back in the day.
I was out the other day, and was hitting consistantly 4-5 inches to the right. I adjusted the rear sight, and it's hitting right on again. I don't see how I could have possibly moved the sight since the last time I shot.
Has anyone ever had this happen to them before?