TargetTalk

I have manually cycled many rounds through the gun and they seem to climb the ramp with no problem. It looks like the rounds stay away from the edges and run in the center of the ramp. That said as I am hand ejecting, all of the rounds eject nicely except 90% of the time the last round hangs up in t...

I have no idea how the damage happened. It is a gun in great shape except for this damage offered for sale. Can any metal repair damage the tempering or hardmess of the barrel metal if it is needed?

I am looking at an otherwise excellent Smith Model 52-2 that has some feed ramp damage. There is a small gouge out of the left side of the ramp. Can anyone tell me if this will present any feeding issues? I will not have an opportunity to fire the gun before I decide if I want it. I am a Bullseye sh...

One of the training elements that helped get a good start as a new shooter was the concept of natural point of aim using as much bone as possible. Lateral position is easy enough by moving the rear foot. Vertical natural point of aim is more complicated as it involves the head, arm, wrist lock, and ...

That is certainly another way of framing the objective.

Thanks.

I am new to Bullseye, putting my time in learning, training, practicing and currently competing in my local 900 league matches with a Model 41/Matchdot and shooting at the 81X level. I need some perspective on the subject of sustained fire recoil control. I feel that I have a pretty good handle on w...