TargetTalk

On top of my compensator there are three different mounting holes for the front sight, so you can pick your sight spacing. I've never played with the spacing, but I do know that the gun is less "forgiving" than some of the Toz's that I have tried. I find it rather easy to yank a shot out o...

Mine came with the compensator in the box, so I put it on after a few outings. The first thing you notice is how quiet it makes the gun. I know some people have complained about lead fouling, but I have had no trouble. There is very little muzzle flip, so it may be easier to call your shots.

I think you are dismissing the SP20 too quickly. After shooting the Pardini, trying the Walther, I was immediately impressed when I picked up the Hammerli. I've shot about 3000 rounds through mine, and only had some problems with break-in, when everything fit too tight and it had to be cleaned after...

Towards the end of the match, it is easy to allow your focus to drift downrange to the target. This is very bad. Sit down, take 10 minutes, close your eyes, and then read over your card that tells you what to do to make good shots.

I print my own targets on a laser printer using cheap paper. To avoid tearing, I back the paper with multiple sheets of cardboard, which also serves as backstop. It makes for clean holes, and is very quiet.
I have played with speeds, but all holes are fine.

For years I used a .38 revolver for ISSF CF. I finally took the plunge and bought a Hammerli in .32. Trigger is much better, sights are much better, recoil is much better, grip is amazing with better grip angle, confidence is way up. Score is about the same. My personal best has improved though, and...