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I cut an 1/8th inch thick strip of rubber and wrapped it inside a jubilee clip - tightened it gently around the cylinder body - carefully tightened a vice on the upright cylinders nut - and used a wrench on the jubilee clip.

I've done several BUT use care - don't bully it.

John

Chris

I am prety sure I have seen them come up on e-gun occasionally. Probably a long shot but no harm in keeping a search going.

John

19cm excluding weight and threaded spigot

Didn't mean to muddy the discussion by mentioning rifle but maximising sight picture seems to be a major quest of my shooting life, in pistol and even more so in rifle.

John

Interesting subject. ShootingSight - I think I follow your advice - applicable to a normal barrel length pistol ?? But for a long barrel pistol or, in my case a prone rifle where the emphasis is on maximum clarity of foresight a) how does your advice work and b) how do you maximise rearsight/diaphra...

Just picked up on this thread and speaking from across the pond a couple of points surprise me. 1. I'd go along with PaulB - a lot of discussion about safe cylinders ( I use an FWB Model 2 so it is the lower pressure Co2) but I cannot recollect any specific instances of failure. Don't get me wrong, ...

Not sure what they are like to the US but I found them excellent for FWB spares to the UK.

Communication good too.

John

Or these people are really good:-


http://www.waffencenter-gotha.de/shop/E ... uckwaffen/

John

Much appreciated
John

Thanks for all the foregoing -

From my point of view, I do practice as directed but hope discussions like this thread will save a lot of unproductive practice.

Much appreciated.

John

Coming up into aim, down onto aim, attempted steady aim and reducing tremor are just several of the aspects of air pistol shooting bothering me at present. Viewing some championship videos indicate examples of each and my searching and reading has not been as helpful as I would wish. The OP's post g...

Speaking as a two month pistol tyro I think it is brilliant - particularly the 'aim' information - discusses a lot of the questions rattling around my head.

Thanks

John

I bought an 80 and a 90 about a year ago and they generally go for anything from Circa 150 euros to Circa 350 euros on e-gun. Lots on e-gun. A lot depends on condition and if they have fittings/case and stamped target card. Here in the UK you can very often pick up old pistols like these cheaply fro...

I hope I'm not down for intention tremor! A fair bit to work on here and I dont imagine any quick solutions wil be ascertainable for several weeks. Not drawing anything from this but 30 shots this evening did shew less of a spread and a tendancy to vertical stringing using a lighter(but firmish) gri...

Thanks all

We'll see where this takes us

John

Principal interest has been smallbore rifle but I have recently acquired an FWB Modell 2 airpistol and am now trying to improve. By way of explanation I :- am 74; reasonably fit, reasonably strong; have searched this and other forums for tutorial information; am trying to refine my stance, hold, bre...

If you cant locate what you want in America these people are very good (I speak as a customer in the UK)


http://www.waffencenter-gotha.de/shop/E ... INWERKBAU/

Regards

John

Hi Paul

Its sometime ago now but this thread might help you along.


http://www.targettalk.org/viewtopic.php ... highlight=


Mark Cones has put a lot of good info on Target talk and Airgunbbs

Regards

John

silentfury214 wrote:
How would I go about finding my lens type? Is there a way to do it by myself, or do i need to see an optometrist?

Lots of good information on this forum - do a search for shooting glasses and you should come up with all the leads you need

John

Do you mean 1407 -U9?

If yes I am fairly sure that it will - and with a bit of luck Tim , Brian , or others will confirm it.

John

PS A number of posts on rimfirecentral on these triggers e.g. http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/sh ... U9+trigger