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<blockquote data-quote="Sgt Dog" data-source="post: 3489842" data-attributes="member: 15840">Blue Heeler, enjoyed your comments as well.&nbsp;&nbsp; would love to see a picture of your M1A with an EOTech on it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Have a hard time visualizing it.&nbsp;&nbsp; I’m gonna have to go with something before long.&nbsp;&nbsp; Have very advanced Glaucoma.&nbsp;&nbsp; U’ve managed to stick with irons in the venue I shoot, Black Powder Cartridge Rifle (BPCR) but Results are erratic.&nbsp;&nbsp; On good days I shoot well but the Glaucoma has a secondary result of severe eye strain that shows up on bad days.&nbsp;&nbsp; I’m thankful though, with only 8% of my optic nerve alive in my right eye and 25% in the left I’m just happy I can still drive.&nbsp; &nbsp; You mention the levergun.&nbsp;&nbsp; I was obsessed for several years.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think I had almost 30 at one point.&nbsp;&nbsp; Sold all but the turn of the century Marlins for a new obsession of Marlin Ballards (1875-1891).&nbsp;&nbsp; The old 1893s are quite a pice if craftsmanship.&nbsp;&nbsp; So were the Ballards.&nbsp; &nbsp; A group of us used to meet for a week and shoot old guns anywhere from 300-1,000 yds.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have some videos I’ll have to look up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sgt Dog, post: 3489842, member: 15840"] Blue Heeler, enjoyed your comments as well. would love to see a picture of your M1A with an EOTech on it. Have a hard time visualizing it. I’m gonna have to go with something before long. Have very advanced Glaucoma. U’ve managed to stick with irons in the venue I shoot, Black Powder Cartridge Rifle (BPCR) but Results are erratic. On good days I shoot well but the Glaucoma has a secondary result of severe eye strain that shows up on bad days. I’m thankful though, with only 8% of my optic nerve alive in my right eye and 25% in the left I’m just happy I can still drive. You mention the levergun. I was obsessed for several years. I think I had almost 30 at one point. Sold all but the turn of the century Marlins for a new obsession of Marlin Ballards (1875-1891). The old 1893s are quite a pice if craftsmanship. So were the Ballards. A group of us used to meet for a week and shoot old guns anywhere from 300-1,000 yds. I have some videos I’ll have to look up. [/QUOTE]

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