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557 -- 94, 92, 92, 93, 93, 93
CM162ei
RWS Basics
M/61

Not as fast but it will speed things up a bit...

[url]https://inlinefabrication.com/collectio ... tor-system]

555-6x
Morini 162ei
RWS Basics
61/m

Cheers, Steve

Dipnet wrote: ↑Fri Jun 07, 2019 2:03 am I made scope caps using aftermarket caps available at Primary Arms (https://www.primaryarms.com/MCategories ... ccessories), which fit the Aimpoint H1.

Thanks for this. Saved a bunch of searching...

Cheers, Steve

[url]http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_in ... d=1127/url]

March 9th & 10th sponsored by the West Seattle Sportsman’s Club at the Roger Dahl Rifle Training Range.

Air Pistol on Saturday morning the 9th. Free Pistol on Sunday morning the 10th. Standard Pistol in the afternoons after Air and Free Pistol.

Information in attached .pdf.

Some (not air pistol specific) discussion here: [url]https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t11239-di ... onship/url]

Wouldn't the training cable allow you to do an air pistol versions of the "ball and dummy' round training?

Ed's Red works well in an ultrasonic cleaner too.

No experience with it but have always heard/read that it is best done from the breech end and rechambered.

Does anyone happen to know what the protocol is for crossing back and forth across the border with an air pistol or air rifle?

Vogel Merlin Match are $73.50 a sleeve from the CMP

william wrote:for best accuracy pellets be shot at precisely the same latitude as where they were produced

Close, but it is actually where the lead is mined that matters....

i have the same issue as well. Always to 12 o'clock-ish. At best is gives me a 'scratch' 10 at 11 to 1 and at worst into the white at the same clock angle.

I've tried to trace it back to the tendon and muscle in my forearm that operates the trigger finger but haven't been able to conclude anything.

Likely have a tough time shooting the rapid stages with a single shot prone gun...

If by 'tight chambers' you mean cylinder throats: http://4-dproducts.com/products/reamer- ... -throater/

The 'S' (208 or 215) was for the squared trigger guard and trigger adjustable for length of pull. Some of the non 'S' models did have 2 stage triggers.

http://www.australiancynic.com/208.htm#_208

Dipnet wrote:What other advantages does age bring? dipnet

Old acquaintances become new acquaintances....

I did a search for a taller rear sight blade a few years ago and was unable to find any. I did find a blade that had no notch and gave it to a gunsmith to cut a deeper notch, the width I wanted. I was trying to match the appearance of my Bomar (Kensight) sights at the time. You can add a little dept...

Rob runs a great match. It's friendly, low key and at a very nice range. Come join in!

Cheers, Steve