TargetTalk

loosening that screw allows you to slide the grip back and forth. OK. Got it. But what is the black screw? Thanks. I can't remember what that countersunk black screw is, it might be holding some aluminium bracing part into the wood stock, just leave it alone. Do your action screws around 4.5Nm, for...

loosening that screw allows you to slide the grip back and forth.

if you are using SCUBA tank(s), take the foster off and screw the Walther on? That's what we do, everyone has their own fitting, Anschuts, Walther whatever, and screw it on to the DIN on the tank, fill, and remember to take it off and take it with you :)

could be, I can't remember, but also undo the screw and take the trigger guard off, one might be hiding under there.

yes, and look further back under the trigger guard, you may find some more. But yes those black screws are the action screws.

look underneath the stock. You will see black cap screws, there are either 4 or 6 of them. Send a pic of the underside of the stock and I will show you.

Yes you can change the blade, I took the blade off and put on a tec-hro point, but any blade that will fit on the horizontal mount pin will work so long as it is the correct fit.

The barrel is screwed (and possibly pinned/glued) in to the action - do not attempt to take this apart! Under the stock you will find 4 (from memory) screws, or maybe its 6, undo those and the action and barrel will lift out of the stock, you will be surprised just how light the anatomic stock is. T...

sounds like it could be trigger adjustment, but I could easily be wrong.

What do you use to clean the inside of the bolt especially where the back of firing pin sticking out? it is a very tight space? I have no good tool to reach there. I do not fully understand the buttplate issue and your resolution you mentioned here other than to add support to ensure good shoulder ...

That spring is from the lock on the walther case

Get a target that only has bulls on one side of the paper (any target, so long as the paper is correct), turn it over and draw some black filled-in circles on there that ARE the correct size. Now you have the right sized targets. At 25 yards 44 millimeters would be a good size black dot to be practi...

Is it true for Inisght out sight? Stop worrying about minutes of angle, zeroing dials, and other stuff you don't need to worry about. Your sights are ten-click sights. One click will move the group about 2mm at 50 meters. If your shots are grouping high, wind the top dial "in" like turnin...

The bore guide is not provided with a KK300. This must be quite old stock, as KK300 (other than Blacktec) has not been available for about 2 years. I had a KK300 Anatomic which was very nice and reliable. I did have some issues sometimes with one of the extractors sticking out and bolt wouldn't clos...

If you see the dot on the calibration screen, but it "disappears" when you actually sight to the target, then I would say the SCATT is not pointing at the target precisely enough, and you need to adjust it's position on the rifle. Don't forget that if you have a cant on the rifle then you ...

SIUS is not a "curtain" of lights, but Meyton is.

have a look here for how Meyton works;
https://www.shootingstuff.co.nz/meyton- ... c-targets/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electroni ... angulation

I think the palm rest being center of gravity is the recommended staring point, and indeed for some people this will be best. There are certainly top shooters who use this point, as well as top shooters who prefer muzzle heavy and top shooters who prefer butt heavy. Everyone's anatomy is different, ...

If you have the user manual, it shows you in there and says exactly which screw does what.

+1 for the yellow dry wall anchors. Anything aluminium is no good, they only last a few goes. The drywall ones seem to have a bit of spring in them, last more shots.