TargetTalk

Hi! I have the CM162E and for the time it is I who foul up the shooting.. :-) The CM162IE has the compensator, and it can be bought seperat, costing somwhere in the range of $150. To upgrade the gun to exchangeble air-sylinders cost about $500 more (here in Norway) and I just haven't seen the point ...

As far as I can recall, the current WR (593) is held by a CO2-AP.

So if the top score made with the AP is all that mathers, how come everybody isn't using CO2?

Just a thought...

Has anyone ever seen this series? Always wondered if he had seven nines...

:-)

Hi! The gun in question had changable air-cylinders. As far as I know only the 162E has the fixed cylinder, and no manometer, as the front of the cylinder is for attaching to the pump for filling... (I got one of these myself) I once heard of a test to blow the cylinder, but the seals gave in and th...

Hi! I have considered the convertion kit to get the replaceble cylinders, but didn't think it was worth the price (about $650 here in Norway). As far as I know the kit is available from Morini. It wont make the gun better, just let you change the sylinder. normaly i can shoot two full matches (150+ ...

Had the same problem but in the other end (trigger end of sylinder) and went to my localgunsmith and had him change them?

Cost me about $30, for 3 gasgets and work...