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Zeus560 wrote:...

If there are shooters more interested on this topic please let me know and I will post a video on exercise how to achieve grip and arm module control

May be there are not too many shooters interested, but if you could post that video all the same, I'd appreciate it very much.
Many thanks.

Some good info in here on making a trigger check weight. I have a question on the best way to adjust the trigger. Do i remove the first stage spring, set the second stage weight to the desired amount. Re-install the first stage spring and then adjust the overall weight? Is there a better method to ...

My Pardini K10 came with a set of Allen keys and a star key for one a couple of the trigger bolts. The smallest Allen (or hex) key measures 1.3mm according to my caliper. WOW, so I discover I'm missing that key! :-( The smallest one in my set is that for the trigger's weight settings. ... The only ...

If arm position (pre-, shot, post-) during the whole shot process is more important than aiming, what the heck for looking at the front sight vigilantly all those years ? Because the front sight is the last point on the prolongation of your arm; looking at that you can have better control of your a...

... Can you give me tips on good exercises (dry fire, triggering, holding, aiming etc.) without actually shooting the pistol? If you haven't yet read this, you could start from here: http://www.pilkguns.com/c3.shtml Just do not follow instructions for making the new target! New diameter =( standard...

I made my 'official' weight with a very old film canister (5m FP4 Ilford film, survived from '70th!) filled with 0,5 mm lead balls, a magnetic hook (I had only that) and a piece of coat hanger properly bent. The total weight is 517 gr. But, be careful: the coat hanger is not to much good because it ...

Zeus560 wrote:...

If there are shooters more interested on this topic please let me know and I will post a video on exercise how to achieve grip and arm module control

Of course, thanks!
Unless compelled to do, I'd avoid the surgery system. ;-)

C. Perkins wrote:Toddinjax;

Locking your wrist is simply done with surgery.
.... , install a couple screws to hold it together and let it fuse together.
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Are those screw accessible to adjust yaw and pitch, according with your gun's grip? :-)