TargetTalk

I'm inexperienced with centerfire bullseye shooting, that is certain. I'm fairly decent with rimfire, as that is mainly what I've been shooting in leagues here in Columbus for a few years. Deployments to Iraq and Kuwait didn't help with my progression. Of course, it is fairly easy to look good shoot...

Shot at 50' because 50' is the range I shoot at in my bullseye league every Wednesday night.

Also, I don't have 50 yard bullseye targets with which to sight in.

Went to the Columbus gunshow this morning to see if I could sell a Model 70 Winchester. First table in the door and I see a blue Series 70 Colt with a Bo-Mar rear sight and a tall front sight. Somebody had built a hardball gun for match shooting and the price was $750. I checked slide to frame fit. ...

My M9 was tricked out by Mountain Competition Pistols. I don't want to give the impression it is a stock gun. The 115 grain ammo I'm using is no great shakes, but I'm only shooting at 50 feet, not 25 and 50 yards. Last Wednesday's low score was probably the result of being four days into the Atkins ...

Currently, that seems to be the choices I have. For this latest block of 10 matches in my bullseye league I decided to set aside the Pardini .22 and take up my M9 Beretta National Match pistol. The idea was to prepare for the President's and National Trophy matches at Camp Perry this summer. I had n...

You want a Victor, then look for the Stoeger Pro-Series 95 copy of the Victor. Better than the Texas guns, comparable to the Hamden guns. You can still get factory mags from "Stoeger"....which is really a company called Aimco. If you know how to research it....