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.357 + williams peep?


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Hi, anyone use a williams peep sight?

I have a scope on my marlin 1894c at the moment, but it came with a williams peep which I removed. Just wondering if anyone uses one of these and how accurate they are? I have been looking at different sighting systems.... skinner ghost ring, scout scope... even long relief pistol scope.

I will probably try the peep again but really see a scope on this rifle as im a scope sort of guy :)

Im the wrong side of fifty, wear glasses and have some astigmatism so not sure how effective ghost ring/peep sights will be, any thoughts?

Cheers, moor man.

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How many photos do you want lol.

 

I have used a Williams fp on a Win 94 in 30wcf and currently on the same in 357m.

 

I find it a relief to be free from a scope!

 

I was so impressed I got one for my 9422 and that now is free of glass!

 

With my 357 I will shoot to 200yds on critters and 300 for fun.

 

I am 46 and also wear glasses.

 

Bino's come in handy!

 

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I've got a Williams peep on my .357 Marlin. I can manage 25 round sub-inch groups with factory ammo at 25yds with no problem. Only thing to watch is how big your foresight is - the longer range, the more of your sight picture is obscured.

Nope,,,you use a sixo'clock hold sir!

 

You sit your target on top of th front sight. It is also not unusual to need a taller front sight too.

 

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