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I shoot a Morini 200 EI and an LP50 with a heavy trigger for Bullseye sustained fire training. The difference in trigger is pretty stark. I suppose you could get used to it, but if my focus was 10m, I'd go with the LP2 or LP10 hands down.

Dave

I would argue that it's possible you're still snatching at shots, IF you're shot process is trigger focused vs. sight alignment focused. If you're allowing your subconscious to aim, it's possible you're making the shot break early before your wobble passes through the center, rather than letting the...

Surely Dick Horton could help. He's active on the bullseye forum:

https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t11075-di ... il-address

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I know of several 32 acp shooters (bullseye) who stopped shooting 32 due to scores plateauing. They found that while their CF scores went up, their 45 scores dropped more. I think this mostly had to do with grip angle vs recoil. Because of this, a lot of the guys I shoot with (especially ex-military...

Looks like it was a "proof of concept" to show that only the end of the barrel and the crown were important to accuracy...

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/bi ... ht.315067/

Dave

Tim, I'll be at Camp Perry. I'd highly recommend going. At the very least, you see how things work so you'll be more comfortable at your first match in January. But honestly, you should just compete. Nobody really cares what anyone else shoots, unless you're at the pointy end of the stick. The exper...

Coincidentally, I also had the issue where the SK wouldn't fully eject. As you said, only 3-4mm, but I also found it not too problematic. I didn't really count that as an "issue"!

Dave

Shot a full match with sighters with the CM84e today. Used SK pistol match special. Zero issues.

Dave

Anyone have an idea of when they might be available stateside?

Dave

Quite happy with mine. I've probably got somewhere between 12K and 15K pellets through the barrel. No issues at all. I would certainly purchase again!

Dave

Yes, just thinking about a single purchase starter pistol. A 1911 conversion is often recommended, but then you have to go down the route of finding a lower, tuning, etc. Having a 1911 grip on a 22 that you don't have to fool with (nor buy separately) would be appealing to many people, I think.

Dave

This is just a rebranded Xesse, right? Annoying that the 1911-ish model has no rails and a non adjustable trigger. Could be a nice starter gun for folks getting into bullseye.

Dave

I load lead 9mm. Not unheard of.

Dave

Doesn't look like anyone has competed in the free pistol league since 2018. Anything else?

Dave

Hey All!

Is anyone running an internet free pistol league open to anyone? I'm having trouble finding anything online.

Thanks!

Dave

Corami's are completely flat front to back, but do have a bit of contour to the insert. Decently wide, too. David (Dmaryakh) probably knows better than I.

Dave

Not saying it's right, but my preference is to set my sights such that the gap on either side of the front post is equal to the gap between the front post and the black bull.

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I will add that I have the bullseye version (without the integrated rail), which has the heavy slide and 6 reciprocating weights in front. Another option that is heavier. Happy to weigh it, if you like.

Dave

https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t19500-sm ... ol-primers

Some info, at least, from a very good reloader.

Dave

Hill MK4 Pump, Morini 200 bar cylinder. I let mine run to about 80 psi before filling. Generally takes about 35 pumps. The effort required on my pump does not seem to increase as the cylinder fills. Maybe slightly, but not significantly.

Dave