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Adjusting the sear engagement screw helped! But I assume you meant counterclockwise?? Turning the sear engagement screw clockwise about 1/4 of a turn from the initial setting did not remove the "kickback", but the sear did not engage anymore. Turning the sear engagement screw about 1/8 of ...

My Steyr LP10 has developed an annoying "kickback" of the trigger. When the shot is released, there is a small but distinct forward movement of the trigger that is quite disturbing. It happens also when dryfiring. I had this once on an LP1, and it turned out to be caused by a broken spring...

Unfortunately, we did not have the Walther SSP long enough to do a real test, looking "inside" it, etc. During the evening there were quite a few who wanted to try the SSP, and I believe most people liked what they could feel and see. The pistol is very lightweight, only 970 grams. I felt ...

Best guess is that it will not be released until after the next IWA first half of 2005. We just have to wait and see.

RML

"Toploader", recoil dampening system, conversion kit to .32(??), ....
Looks like the "brother" of FAS 607...

Yes, you should dryfire with both, as they probably feel at least slightly different to hold and shoot, and you need to practice with both without beeing "disturbed" by the result of the shoot. But I would spend a bit more time dryfiring the .22 than the airpistol. The reason is that the a...

Talking about Pardini: A European gun-mag recently wrote that Pardini has a new SP coming, with a new recoilabsorber and an electronic trigger. The new pistol is said to be available already this year.

RML

If it is the same "military rapid fire" that we shoot here in Norway, and that is shot in international military championships, it is 60 shots fired on ONE international rapid fire target. The course of fire is: 4 series in 10 seconds, 4 series in 8 seconds, and 4 series in 6 seconds, 5 sh...