hey guys todd helms out here with eastmans today to bring you a review
on the williams gun site western precision muzzleloader globe site
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release a great gear review like this one so i'm going
to run down through all the points about what makes
this new site from williams gun site really kind of revolutionary for
muzzleloader hunting in the west the guys at williams gun
site decided you know what there's a handful of states out west
like colorado idaho nevada washington oregon california
that don't allow optics on muzzleloaders they also
don't allow fiber optics on muzzleloaders so that kind of changes
the sight picture if you will on how you're going to hunt
with a muzzleloader on some of these muzzleloader tags
in the west the premise behind the western precision muzzleloader globe
site is that in the front globe you have
changeable disks or changeable reticles you get six
of them on a card with the sights
these sights are super simple i can change the reticle in and out in here
that i'm viewing through the rear aperture or the rear peep
it's super easy all i do is unscrew this part right here pull it out put in
whatever crosshair of the six that are included that i want
and screw it back in make sure it's tight make sure it's centered up and
ready to go this one should be all set yeah that's good and level right there
i've chosen the bdc style reticle in here the guys at
williams are basing this sight system around 110
grains of black horn 209 with a 250 grain bullet
and obviously a 209 primer with that setup you're going to be at
100 yards for your main crosshair your first hash in that bdc is going to
be about 150 to 175 you're going to want to shoot it because
it's going to change at elevation change with you know your different
temperatures figure out where that load is going to hit for you
on your hunt and the bottom post or the post in the bdc your bottom
reference point is right at 200. i tell you what 200 yards is a long ways with
an iron-sighted gun or with you know no magnification to shoot
that's a poke these are simple simple sights to
install and to use you got one screw one screw in the rear
one screw in the front globe that's it guys it's going to mount to any round
barrel style muzzle loader you're going to want to visit the
williams gun site website to get the full details on your models
and your specs but they'll hook you up on there
so you may be asking yourself why a muzzleloader why wouldn't i shoot my
bow or just shoot a rifle well here's why
there's hunts there's opportunity in the west in some of these
hard to draw states with muzzleloading equipment guy eastman
has taken a handful of really great animals on with
muzzleloader tags out here in the west on hunts that
the fact you have to shoot a muzzleloader might scare some folks off
that would otherwise be applying for that tag
those tags are i'm not going to say they're easy to draw
but you definitely are probably going to stand a little bit better chance drawing
a month some of these muzzleloader tags then you would say the rifle tag there's
just a little less demand so that creates more opportunity for you
i would not hesitate to go after some of these
high-end premium units on a muzzleloader hunt especially with
this setup guys i've got three clay pigeons set up out
here that i'm going to shoot at here in a minute
and see if i can hit them
i think that worked
if i didn't hit the clay pigeon i hit really really close the recoil took me
out of the sight picture but i'm going to tell you this that's a
bull elk he is smoked dead one of the things that i'm noticing
about about the crosshair already is that it's very thin very thin and
very fine and i'm able to get a very
precise picture thus the name western precision globe muzzleloader
site we're going to send it again see what
happens
well there we go i can tell you right now that
that's very very accurate for for me for iron sights i'm impressed that was a
bull out i'd be going home punch tag right there
if you've not heard about williams gun sight
i can vouch for experience their michigan company
out of davison michigan and i have personally used a
a williams gunsight product on both muzzleloaders
and an an old-fashioned 30 odd six remington rifle that was my
grandfather's that thing wore a williams gunsight peep
still does to this day so being a michigan boy i'm very
familiar with the products from williams gun site
i can tell you first hand that if you're looking for
a revolutionary site system that's not fiber optic
and it doesn't have magnification you can't use those things in the states
that i listed you really want to take a look at this
western precision muzzleloader globe site from williams gun site
make sure you're visiting williamsgunsite.com for
full for full details you can order right off the site or you can visit
muzzleloaders.com for really all your muzzleloader needs
but these sites are on there as well and you can pick them up there too
get yourself the western precision muzzleloading globe site from williams
gunsight and go knock down a big muley or a big
bowl and then send us your story so we can get you in
ehj with your muzzleloader trophies hey
until next time we'll see you in the field