TargetTalk

Ed, why God Bless your heart---that's a confession I thought only us mortals would be able to make. Here I have been harboring this same idiosyncracy for all my old life, thinking it only happened to me. 20 grams of trigger pull and I cannot squeeze that shot off that's hanging with such a perfect s...

If your shooting a comp air pistol and when you shoot the sights move, YOU LET THEM MOVE. It is up to you to control the movement so there is no movement when you shoot.. I think what you mean to say is that there will be movement of the sights during the hold ( so-called "wobble zone" )t...

I clean all .22's on a twice a year basis and my Centre Fire guns are cleaned on a monthly basis. Free Pistol gets a pull through and a chamber brushing before every shoot, AP gets a pull through bore clean----before each match.

I have never shot at the Nats and I more than realize the variances in lighting conditions at different indoor ranges. I do believe the Army is finding some degree of difficulty in supporting the Fort Benning facility, as do other service shooting facilities, during this present international confli...

Congratulations you are one of the lucky ones.

The clue there is if you are a member of a European National Team you have a tremendous advantage over the average American Joe or Jane Shooter. (1) All these teams have gunsmith/armorers with almost unlimited technical skills and equipment. (2) Direct access to the "factory" regardless wh...

I wouldn't go through my problems with one of the originals---let's just say the Late Don Nygord offered me my money back and I took it---Thank God. The issues and number of owners with myriads of problems is already legend, there are a few who say they have absolutely no problems with the gun. It i...

While the wee plastic ones work after about six snaps they are useless.

I also use and shoot a Pardini HP---my load has been from day #1....1.2 grains VVN310, Federal Pistol Primers, Remington Brass, and Meister 100 Grain DEWC. My velocities are in sync with Fiocchi---the gun shoots beautifully up to 25 metres with that load---but the gun and load is NOT intended for th...

Turning screw C slowly to the right (clockwise) will Increase the weight.

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Not for anything---how full was your cylinder? The only time that happened to me with my my Morini AP was when the cylinder pressure was too low.

David, I must apologize for my American arrogance in my above post. I just this moment got finished reading through and copying the SSP manual . I discovered it is a top loader---my bad. I don't know how but I am sure someone here in the colonies will come up with a method of attaching a red dot. Af...

There has been that confusion---but I don't think so---because that would almost eliminate those in the American market who would add a dot sight---they ain't that stupid. Nothing I have seen gives me that impression.

I frankly wouldn't worry about that---if the Marines have switched to it---I am certain the gun has possibilities---Semper Fi!

I found that ear plugs were itchy and distracting and didn't cancel noise worth a damn. Besides I had them made by that "dipitty dizz bag" at Camp Perry---she screwed the first one up and had to dig out the crap---crying all the way about her rotten husband. The second set she made are OK ...

Man, I thought my old Schumann was nose heavy---this looks like some "hunk of clunk" in the nose. Leave it to Ralf however to come up with a gun that will be a world beater in his hands. I would like to have the equivalent of money he burns up in ammo per year, specially the year before th...

No, I don't opinions on the CM22 based upon just what I read here. I had a "good" experience with one and I have regretted selling it especially for the MG-2---which was one of the (worst) first imported to the States by Don Nygord. Admittedly there are probably quite a few CM22's out ther...

I feel that this discussion fails to take into account what the Military expects of a rifleman and what the target shooter expects. The armed forces trains a person to knock down and debilitate (permanently or temporarily) the enemy, regardless of how many rounds it take. The Target shooter is inter...