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That's a WTF!

I agree. About three years ago our parent company wanted and did move about 80% of our manufacturing plant to Mexico. My operation was one moved. Every month for about a year I got a 90 day notice of termanation. My scores plumeted an I did not attend matches for some time. Luckily I was kept on in ...

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wood is dynamic, in other words it moves. wood reacts with temperature and humidity. wood moving against a rifle barrel can change point of impact slightly when swollen. this is why most serious hunters use kevlar or some type of plastic stocks. laminated wood stocks have less movement, but they wil...

wood is dynamic, in other words it moves. wood reacts with temperature and humidity. wood moving against a rifle barrel can change point of impact slightly when swollen. this is why most serious hunters use kelar or some type of plastic stocks. laminated wood stocks have less movement, but they will...

I've had my Benelli for about three years, had the same problem you discribe. Sent it to Larry's twice came back with the same results. I started using a few drops of oil on bullet rims of loaded magazines and have not had an alibi since. My magazines have been feeding without the oil latey. I think...

I've been shooting a Benelli 90S for the past few years and love it.

Scrap them! The scrap/recycling center that I use pays approximately .50 cents per pound. Helps buy more pellets.

I don't know about storage, but I would be careful about storing competition grade guns in a base armory. While in the AF at different bases I stored my hunting and comp guns in the armory as required. I often checked my cleaned guns out of the armory and almost as often found dirty bores. Remove bo...

I guess they figure if your not allowed to make choices, you live with what you have.

I have an LP50 with a bushnell trophy dot. It has helped me greatly in timed and rapid fire. You can buy the gun with a heavy or light trigger unit. Also Pilkguns will machine the barrel shroud so it will accept one scope ring. Good luck.

I like mine a lot, it's on my LP50 to practice for Bullseye competition. From what I understand it has one of the smallest dots. Haven't tried it on my .22 yet though.

While working in an Air Force survival equipment shop testing and repacking twenty man life rafts, an old knowledable sargent hoisted a seventy pound CO2 cylinder to his shoulder and promptly dropped it. The valve head broke off when it hit the floor and the cylinder took off like a rocket, breaking...

sounds interesting with a reasonable price. please post when/if you get a .22 cal version.

I'm 55 and a pistol shooter, and will be till I can't anymore. whenever that is.

I have seen at least three failures on Rink laminated grips. Two on NRA- bullseye palm shelves, and one International split down the middle on a walther grip. I stick to solid walnut and have had no problem.

Just about anything that uses the same muscles and motor skills will help in your shooting career.

I've used Daisy's dot on my Izzy for 3+ years works great and holds zero.

I love my pistol leauge night:
catch up with teammates and friends, shoot the best I can, stop on the way home for conversation over pizza and a beer, go home to a warm bed and a loving wife. that's the life!

I have a Bennelli 90S that had the same issues, sent it back to Larry's and returned with no improvement. I've found that putting a few drops of oil or breakfree on the top rounds and letting drip down through the magazine has solved the problem. Haven't had a missfeed in over a year.