TargetTalk

To all, I appreciate the ideas you have all thrown around, those were exactly the types of responses I was hoping for. My “1813” stock isn’t exactly as it is from the factory, but my cheekpiece and head alignment is definitely good. Also, I definitely have my left elbow(right handed shooter) under t...

After changing stock on my 1907 to what I believe is an 1813 stock. I have been doing quite a bit more prone shooting. I am having an intermittent issue with my position. I am using a 24x scope, and usually shoot at a 100 yard mini Palma target. So it is very easy to see the way my sight jumps after...

It’s tough to tell what you want us to see in the photo. However, it looks like you are showing the dry fire lever that gets pushed in when the bolt handle is it closed. If the issue you are describing is that you can cock striker assembly, load a pellet, and then the rifle just “clicks” because the...

Assuming your Guerilla Air tank has the original Guerilla Air regulator, then no, it will not fill. A normal paintball regulator outputs anywhere from 700psi to 950psi. The 4500 psi rating that your tanks states is the pressure that the actual cylinder is rated for. Even if your regulator outputs on...

I have done some work on a couple of LG110's. The work I did was related to field target. While I must admit that they shot very accurate, had good triggers, easy cocking, and an easy to access loading port. Unfortunately the stocks seemed very crude compared to all other top tier 10 meter rifles. P...

Let me start off by saying that I have absolutely zero experience with a Pardini. I have a 1911 chambered in 9mm that I shoot light loads in. the best way to work up a light load is to just start with a light load and increase the powder charge until the gun will cycle. If the load is too light to c...

I appreciate your responses. The dealer wanted $495 but said he could do $435 for it. The problem is that I live in New Jersey and need to get another pistol permit. I didn't really want to go through all the hassle of getting my permit and find out it wasn't really that great of a gun. I have an IZ...

I found an IZH 35m at a somewhat local gunshop. Obviously it is used because these have been out of production for quite some time. It appeared to be in excellent condition without any marks that I saw. It comes with 2 mags as well as two tools. I didn't get a chance to check to see if it comes with...

Honestly I think the 22a is a great starter gun. I bought one as my first gun about four years ago and aside from a few break in issues it has been great. Accuracy is just as good as a model 41. With a few basic tweaks it can work just as well as a model 41. A lighter trigger return spring and elimi...