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Also consider that you can "soup up" a Ruger Mark III with various aftermarket parts to make it an all-around better pistol.... I think I may have said this in my original post, but I'll say it again I have a MkIII, with an updated trigger (yeah, I changed it myself and it was a PITA) fro...

I checked with my local dealer, he says the S&W Model 41s are currently unavailable, no news as to when they might be.

I've also been told the 1911 style with 10 chamber mags will be better in "some competition"
I may take up bullseye, but I thought 5 shots was plenty.

I appreciate all of the comments thus far and I've been searching the web, bookmarking various page, and looking at pistol specs.
I also came across the Walther GSP Expert and was wondering if there was a reason why no one suggested the Walther.
Is there something wrong with the Walther?

In retrospect, you said you're not competing, so a $1500-2000 target gun probably isn't what you want. Just buy a Ruger Mark II or Mark III and call it a day. If you want some thing a little fancier, go for the Sig Trailside/Hammerli X-esse. It's just a little odd, since you're coming on a very hea...

perazzi wrote: What state do you shoot ata trap?

Unfortunately, NJ

Thanks! The Bullseye can be converted to .32 as well, nice! As for competition, my son and I are shooting ATA Trap. When the target's not moving we like the .22 target, both pistol and rifle We need both, guessing affordable .22 rifle is mostly Anschutz I'll be back for rifle recommendations when we...

I've always enjoyed target shooting, but don't get to shoot as often as I'd like. Lately lots of shotgun disciplines. Took my wife to the range to shoot and brought my new Ruger MKIII Competition. She loved shooting it and said she wants one of her own. I can't see wasting the money on a second MKII...

I have bi-focal, mostly single vision with very small reading circles so I can check scores and signup sheets without having to change glasses