TargetTalk

My first question would be veracity. It would be easy to make many videos of 'trick' shots and only make YouTubes with the impressive ones. When I shot benchrest air rifle it wasn't hard to shoot a fly on the target, but it was impossible to do repeatedly. No one can fact check such videos, they don...

With your situation you can dry fire with as much benefit as anyone (and dry fire is very beneficial). If you want to keep tabs of score for live fire you can make (or find online) 0.7X scaled 10M targets. I also shoot AP outdoors at 20M for bullseye training. I live on a ranch but you will need to ...

You might try Neal Stepp for P44 grips (call, not email). Don't know if he stocks them but he does carry lots of parts

http://www.iss-internationalshootersservice.com/

Naïve question: Why are you guys married to electronic trigger / solenoid / circuit board for competition when there are excellent mechanical triggers out there?

As with a partially wrong exam answer, you can get partial credit if you called the errant shot correctly. Learning to correctly call your shots is one of the fundamentals, and the better you get at it the more precise your sight picture will be.

At least that's how I like to look at it.

"I expect the used pistol market to improve in about two to three years when people discover it's not as easy as it looks..."

(Voice of experience)

Milliput works well too. Good bonding, working consistency, and working time, and comes in different colors.

Thanks! I ordered two

So the O-ring from Amazon isn't correct - much smaller than the one on the probe. FWB P44 exploded diagram indicates "O Ring 4.0 x 1.0 – 4.9.0001". This is the undersize Amazon O : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CL3VZ6L?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Does someone know which O-rin...

In LA area Tim at Mac 1 can fill your tank

https://www.yelp.com/biz/mac-1-airgun-d ... ignal-hill

Thanks guys will do

I got the impression that my P44 was shooting inconsistently* so checked it with a chronometer. Two 10-shot strings using 7gr RWS basic pellets: Mean 328fps 325fps ES 40 57 SD 17 17 FWB documentation indicates factory velocity of 150 M/s, which is 492 fps: The gun is shooting very slow, about 65% of...

Azmodan wrote: ↑Sun Oct 06, 2024 3:43 am Celine Goberville just got a P85 and she's taking questions:
https://www.facebook.com/CelineGobervil ... eXpj4oakRl

Thank you. Anything not on Fakebook?

I built a pellet trap using a sheet metal backer and wood frame mounted on a large sheet of plywood (to stop any fliers). The metal backer is covered with a layer of duct seal putty, which muffles the noise and traps most of the pellets. I made a frame from channel aluminum to hold targets, and the ...

Walther made mags for the 208. They accept us credit cards and shipping for 2 of them was $10 to my house in Ga.!! https://riflemags.co.uk/hammerli-208-p208-215-22lr-10-round-magazine/ I've been using these mags in 208s with no problems. They probably won't last as long as metal mags but they cost ...

Neal Stepp / ISS has been excellent in the past with service and prices. He is old school, so call rather than email:

http://www.iss-internationalshootersservice.com/

Seems like a primo opportunity for a competing product with a good trigger. FWB P85 anyone?

https://www.laceysshootingservices.co.u ... rkbau-p85/

JamesH wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 4:30 am Generally there's little overlap between pistol, rifle, shotgun.

I'm no Olympian (nor do I play one on TV), but I've found the hold and trigger training (dry fire, etc) to improve in target AP, .22, .45 has translated to improved rifle trigger and hold.

Also see if your college has a shooting team or club. If not maybe try to find other students interested in shooting and start a club!

+++ to Gwhite's advice, as always. With AP, RF, CF, I do better getting shots off sooner - right after settling on aiming area. Taking up most of the trigger while dropping into the aiming area helps this. More generally also agree it is not about your score, but about your shot process. Each one, e...