TargetTalk

One point that hasn't been mentioned yet is that this gun is difficult to fit for someone with short fingers. The magazine being inside the grip makes for an extra thick grip. If there was a gripmaker that made grips like the Hammerli 208 for it, where the web of the hand is cut out, it would fit be...

James wrote:My benelli has 3 holes inline.

Whats interesting is that pardini says they dont do anything, and they dont put it on their guns.

Pardini's new air pistol has holes now too.
You can also get a Hammerli ap40 with holes.

Nano, the two overlapping screws in the back of the frame allow you to remove the firing pin/spring from the gun. the velocity is not adjustable. The older pistols had a low pressure pin on the frame in front of the trigger. The later versions replaced the pin with a bolt with 2 holes. This is where...

pilkguns wrote: The guns we got in all had roughly a 10mm groups ctc, Oddly though, they were all elongated horizontally, by at least a third.

That sounds like an exact description of my test target.

Futsker,
is it possible for you to be able to post a picture of the HR-82?
Most people outside of Russia have never seen one.

Futsker wrote: Probably, it's also the reason of that anybody from leading shooters does not shoot from AW93.

Some do.

and Feinwerkbau's mistakes.

Good mistakes or bad mistakes?

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that was 15mm at its widest. And it's 5 shots. Subtract the bullet diameter for c to c. Unless there is every bit of information as to how the gun was proofed, there really isn't much weight to the size of the target. A proprietary Håmmerli sliding rail test fixture will probably outshoot a Ransom r...

Greg, I have bought an extractor from Pilks, they have some parts. Here's a parts supplier in Australia — http://www.forbesws.com.au/Pricelists/FWS.htm Neal Johnson has some parts available — http://www.nealjguns.com/ss_store/PistolAccessories.html Brenzovich. Feinwerkbau will sell parts directly if...

You could email him direct... cesaremorini@matchguns.com

On another note, I saw on the tv the big landslide that happened over there (Golden). I hope the traffic wasn't too bad.

The groove on mine is in the middle.

I don't think this answers your question, but http://www.22ammo.com/22ammo.html has weights and velocities of many 22 rounds. The problem is I didn't see info on RWS pistol match or target pistol.

All of Mr. Nygord's AW-93 pistols had no safety. I have one, and it has no safety. I am in the USA.

Race car drivers often use Nitrogen in their tires because it does not expand when temperatures increase.

Guinness uses Nitrogen in their carbonation formula because it does not stay in solution under pressure. This is how they get a good foam without high carbonation.

you use a brass brush because you will never scratch steel since it is softer.

Never?

To "fix something but good" is a colloquial american slang facetiously describing an act of malevolence upon a person or object.

Brushing the bore is bad advice.

chris3p wrote: 3. with brass rod and brush push through muzzle first, 15-25 strokes.

Why don't you just use a steel brush and fix it but good.

I believe pilks might be able to repair it. They sell them and have parts.
What's wrong with it?
I've repaired mine, maybe I can offer some help.

Wasn't there a Radio Shack type security camera and monitor that someone was suggesting here a few years ago?
And aren't there now some wireless baby monitors with camera fairly inexpensive too?

This "Cone of protection" is an actual scientific fact that is caused by meteorological phenomena similar to the hygrometric nanoreceptors on the beak of a plastic drinking bird. The black absorbs heat and the white reflects it. Simple. Also, when shooting from North to South, or vice vers...