TargetTalk

It can be as complicated or simple as you want to make it. I was just looking for an approximation so I will know how often to refill my scuba tank. I really must be missing something on this thread. Isn't it much simpler to just use a gauge, either fixed to the diving bottle or to screw into the g...

Incidentally, I am an ISSF Judge A in Rifle, Pistol, Target Control & Electronic Target Control, with a fair number of Olympics, Paralympics, World Cups and Regional Championships under my belt And, from what I have personally witnessed, one who applies the rules rigourously. I have also spoken...

The rule has been in place for SEVEN years, people should understand it by now. It started in 1997 and has carried through. Or are you saying that in 2004 the rule has been changed? Please show us the rule change that allows for it. It seems to me that this is really a matter of interpretation. Are...

Dennis Thanks for the info. I went to the book store tonight to find the old Guns & Ammo Mag with the story on the gun but it was gone. It was there about a month ago. Go figure. What type of ammo did the gun like. The gun I have doen't have any import marks. It was a demo sent by Britarms in 1...

I was afraid of that. I wonder if the makers of the different brands of shooting glasses will come up with a new cover that fits the ISSF standard. Guess I'll start cutting. Thanks David You are lucky. Several of our top shooters here in the UK cut their blinders down to 20mm (it is now 30mm) wide ...

What are y'all doing about the new rule limiting the cover of the non-shooting eye to 30mm? I have a set of Vargas glasses and I'm not real thrilled to start trimming the eye cover. If you don't then you will be in breach of the ISSF rules. I'm afraid it is that simple. Whether individual match org...