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Had a 32 pardini, (great unit) gave me fits( on the page but not what i would call a group) until I stopped using some commercial cast wadcutters and went with a swagged slug ( hornady). The commercial cast were too hard for the velocity/pressure curve generated. This was indoor line so not hotloads...

I believe it would have to be installed in the cylinder

Last one I picked up was $250 complete

Shot a walther KKM for many years just as good as the annies in the time period 50ft or 50meter. This particular unit had apx 1.125" dia. x 27" barrel. Finally sucumbed to the dark side (got a used annie same vintage) due to some injuries, could not handel the weight of the KKM for awhile....

I have not heard of smallbore indoors. That does not mean it has not been or is being done. Personally I think there might be some safty concerns (rebounds) on reactive targets inside at 50 ft. Air guns are the rule inside for silly wet at the 4 distances, targets are scaled down to proper size (tho...

You would get a much better answer on the dephi Field target Forum as that is the competition it was designed for. I do not have any experience with it so can not answer your question.

Check your pellets for weight, most rifle match pellets are 8.2 gr, Pistol are 7.9gr. A 9-10 gr. pellet weight would give a much slower velocity. I would guess in the 10 to 15% area. I do not know what Daisy is using for their advertised velocity, but it might be 6.9gr or less which is not uncommon....

I see by the current ad ( as listed) the cost is under $600, The first info I had it was listed at 995. I did not check the link before I spoke. Might have been a miss print I do not know. Therfore I considered the trigger linkage un-acceptable for that price range. Did not mean to step on any toes.

Unless they have done something to make the trigger a quality unit, you are wasting money. I have seen reports of 6lbs triggers with a ton of creep and this is about normal on all the Airforce talon units. For $1000 + dollars there are much better units, such as the units from Daystate. Which is les...

it is cheaper to manufacture that portion of the bolt by a considerable amount as well as the knob itself.