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Walther GX-1 circa 1980-1987. Used by Lanny Bassham (USA) and Malcolm Cooper (GB) to win Olympic Gold Medals

I just have separate sights for 50 and 100. Also separate prone, kneeling, and standing sights.

I have the basic and it is outstanding! Well worth the money, this is a game changer for shooting. I simulate 50 meters shooting at 10 meters. The tracking system is outstanding and lets you see problems such as poor trigger control. I love this system as an analytical tool that eliminates variables...

Not exactly a new idea..."sharpshooter" glasses from 1860

I need to get two uncorrected clear lenses for a pair of Swiss Junker shooting glasses. Does anyone know of any optical shop/optometrist that can do this. My local optical shop thought the lenses were bent and wanted to straighten them and couldn't fit lenses to boot!

Not to get too far off topic but here is my BSA MKII International in a Walther GX-1 stock. The action beds off the side of the stock....as per the bolts in the side..and the barrel is completely free-floated. It shoots well. http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s553/buffalowinter/WaltherBSA2_zps92a1...

Built this BSA MKII international in a Walther stock just to see if I could do it. The BSA Action is bedded to the side of the stock rather than through the bottom, Shoots pretty well for a gun from the 1960's http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s553/buffalowinter/WaltherBSA_zps9e2b437c.jpg http://i...

Does anyone know where I can get the fan-fold targets for the Gehmann shooting box...I need 50m rifle.
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In the UK, try here
http://www.thedevizesgunsmith.co.uk/
http://www.gunstar.co.uk/

Saw the earlier photo's of the BSA free rifles and it inspired me to build this Walther GX-1 stocked MKII international. Unlike those in the earlier posts...which the owner stated had only mediocre accuracy...this one is very accurate. The action is held in the stock by four "bedding" scre...