TargetTalk

Just acquired a used one in like-new condition. The manual describes field stripping but makes no mention of removing the barrel from the barrel housing. Does the barrel come out for cleaning or does one clean it like a revolver, that is, from the muzzle end?

So, how does the Sius Ascor system work? I heard that it uses microphones to triangulate the position of the bullet/pellet and then compares the coordinates to those of a virtual "target" to give a shot value. If that is true, then there is lots of room for error. At least with this Czech ...

The Canadian dealer, North Sylva Co. (aka International Imports), that Bill177 mentioned above, does have a web-site: www.targetshootingproducts.com It is a bit "clunky" and does not list all their products (particularly pistols), so a phone call to them is definitely in order. However, ba...

I can add that the bulk-packaged Lapua Standard Club (500 rounds in a tin can) shoots to the same point-of-impact as Eley Target Pistol. However, the Lapua is more expensive and has a nasty (IMO) oily/greasy coating; so, of the two, my nod goes to the Eley.

Hmm, guess my memory is not so bad afterall! :-)

Thanks for the correction and clarification, Ed. I've removed my erroneous message.

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Between the Walther P22 and the Ruger Mark II, as a target gun (and this is a target shooting forum, right?), the Ruger wins hands down, in my experience. The P22 is a great-looking gun, it has a wealth of safety features, but a target gun it is not! It is too light. The grip is too small for all bu...