Uberti Schofield Hideout Point of Aim?

[Kinda Sudden]

Are y'all finding  your Schofield's to shoot to point of aim? Windage is what I am worried about. Seems like it would take a lot to regulate unlike the Smiths with their adjustable rear sight.

[St. George]

Of course they're going to be different. 

These were the prototypes that would lead to the adjustable rear sights of the future...

It won't take much beyond ammunition and time - and consistency - to figure out your Schofield, though.

Try several different types of ammunition and bullet weight - you'll notice that your revolver will group tighter and to your point of aim with practice.

Once you've found something that works well for you - stick with it.

Fixed-sight revolvers can be adjusted by judicious filing.

Good Luck.

Vaya,

Scouts Out!

[Silver_Rings]

I have 3 of the NA Schofield hideout models in 45 Colt.  All three shoot reasonably close to point of aim that I can use a center hold on a SASS target and get a hit close to center.  I've shot 230 to 255 gr bullets all with fine results.

If I was shooting bullseye with them I would have to use a little Kentucky wind age.

SR

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[Beans]

I am shooting 200 Gr bullets with Trailboss powder, in Starline 45 schofield cases and they hit what I point them at.