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Are you serious about competition or simply want to "plink" at targets. If you're serious you have 2 choices, PARDINI or FWB 93. Save your money and get one of these. And btw Don said the same thing to me years ago re the RWS. It was cheap, dirty and reliable. Rimfires I've shot HM scores...

I just took the blades off and use the notch in the rear sight.

They've been approved by the atf. Now walther can get an import liscence...

1066les wrote: ↑Thu May 18, 2023 2:27 pm Do you have to put each pellet in its hole, or is it "automatic" like the match trays?

Semiautomatic, please view first YouTube link to see how it works

Looks great! But for me 100 pellets are sufficient per session, I'm using one of the 'match boxes' that I refill from a regular tin at home. What advantage does it have if you store the 500 pellets in these trays vs. in their tins? (No offence, just curious.) I don't have a bunch of half filled tin...

Interesting.lots to discuss here.sius is significantly less expensive than megalink. We have some Kongsberg in our rifle range, ok, but not impressed.

We're in fargo nd...

We're building a new 20 point air gun range and we are looking at putting in electronic targets. I'm looking for opinions on current commercial systems that are out there. Megalink and sius are the two that come to mind.how does their software work to run practice and matches? Looking at the newer l...

The ATF has a sample for evaluation. After approval it can be imported.

What is your plan when the cylinders "expire"? If you buy a Walther, you can bet they'll have moved on to an LP600 or LP700, AND you can bet money on it that they will: 1) change the threads on the cylinders so the new ones are not backwards compatible. And,.... 2) they will not have suff...

I sent two pardini k10 for cylinder rebuild/update. They both leak after comming back. Had to disassemble, clean out and reassemble the regulators/ seals...

As a "older" (49) shooter, I feel I'm just hitting my stride. Typically 560-570 for air and standard pistol, and can almost taste High Master in NRA precision. Eyesight is starting to be an issue, but glasses work to correct where needed.

MEC mentions the variation in wobble with stance, but they seem to think recoil resistance is more important, which I find an odd concern in a section devoted to air pistol... I'm reminded of a saying one of my coach friends has... "compensated air pistols do NOT recoil in dryfire..." as ...

What country are you in?

Your lucky... 10 mph is a calm day where I live...

I really like shooting the 32 but to be honest you're really handicapping yourself if you're shooting the 32 outdoors. When I got mine I was also thinking of possibly shooting it for center fire, and listened to some older guys talk about how bad it was and drift. 1st thought was we don't worry abou...

I wouldn't pay half that much...

There's a saying where I'm from ... buy once, cry once...