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A little update, I shoot a KK300 Anatomic, so far have shoot low to mid and ammo (Federal Match 711B, RWS Target Orange box, SK Standard Plus, SK Rifle Match) all these ammo are almost undistinguishable at 50 yards, the might group in different parts of the target but they all group at 30-65 mm. Tw...

So for everyone here what are their opinions and experiences with these ammo, which one do you recommend for me to use? Every barrel is unique, as is every batch of ammunition. If you're serious, contact the Eley Customer Range in Texas to have your rifle matched to a specific batch of ammunition. ...

That is the conclusion that I more or less came to. However, I note that Larry's Guns of Maine is offering a "new" TOZ for almost $1400, albeit with Rink grips and forend, which by themselves sell for north of $400. Anyone know if TOZs are still in production? I am pretty sure they went o...

I'm very fortunate; my optometrist lets me bring my pistol, and we go out to the parking lot and hang a target on the side of the building and she changes lenses in the trial frames until I'm satisfied.

+0.75 diopters over my distance prescription usually works well.

I would be reluctant to purchase any pistol that is no longer supported by any US importer.

They are generally good shooters.

See if the Canadian importer can support it-
Izh Impex Inc.
62, Alness str., Unit 7, Toronto, ON
Canada, M3I2H1
tel: (+1) 490-576-21064
e-mail: izhcanada@yahoo.ca

In the market for a new center fire bullseye pistol. Idk where to start. Do I have one custom made or buy one otr and then put in a custom barrel etc. please let me know where to go with this. I have a Wilson and a couple others I have bought otr but I want to make sure I go the right way this time...

Whatever you're using for the .22 portion of the 2700 without the dot!

I have a Hammerli 208 International available.

Larry Carter at Larry's Guns in Maine knows everything known about Hammerli! Ask him- if doesn't know, no one else does either.

I'm think about setting up a 1911 for wadcutters. What mods are needed or is this something I should consider sending out. I also want to get a 22 conversion for this. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks Skip Most modern 1911 pattern .45's are ready to go. Military magazines won't reliably feed S...

"...I know I can't buy points...", Don I think you can, and every one you buy is one fewer you have to shoot. That said, IMHO you are better served saving for a first tier air pistol used rather than buying a new one that's not so good, particularly one that is not well supported. And eve...

The Steyr LP10 grip is adjustable, but the manual doesn't quantify the degree of adjustment. The folks at pilkguns.com may have more detail.

It seems to me with all of the millions of dollars the NRA has at their disposal, that they should be able to run the National Matches at a loss if necessary, to help promote the sport, and future NRA supporters/donors. Jeff The National Matches are run at a net loss. Dennis Willing explained that ...

Absolutely! I have one on one of my own pistols.

On Range 4 at Camp Perry in 2015 there were a lot of one inch Ultra Dot sights mounted on the slide. Frame mounts are quite popular, too, and both methods have their fans.

ser2711 wrote:Could you tell me if many shooters at Camp Perry (the US National Championship) use Bo-Mar ribs on 1911 to add some balance weight?

Fewer each year. BoMar closed a few years ago, and more shooters are using red dot sights.

Thank to all for urefull information.. unfortunately I cannot get a Marvel in Italy.. not yet imported. Almost 20, maybe more years ago I had a Kart conversion.. and stupid I sold..! The come to Camp Perry next summer. Marvel is there so you can buy one, and shoot the match since you made the trip ...

ser2711 wrote:How accurate is the Kimber 1911 Rimfire Target Conversion Kit..?

At Camp Perry (the US National Championship) I see lots of Marvel conversions. I've never seen a Kimber conversion. So in qualitative terms, not accurate enough for competition.

ronruble wrote:I am going to sell my Walther GSP/OSP .22 short upper w/ clips. Does this sale need to go through FFL?

No

Nice! Ventilation isn't too hard in small spaces. I seem to recall from somewhere that the working value in the UK was something like 8 air changes per hour, obviously sucking from the firing point down to the target end. On the standard dimensions of a 53' container, you get a volume of ~4300cu.ft...

Go to range.nra.org

Each range is unique. When my club upgraded the indoor range the ventilation was about a third of the total cost.