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Don Nygord must have been impressed with the Aeron B98, he added it to his inventory. I purchased a B98 up at the Crosman match 3 years ago. It's got a gas leak that I cannot, for the life of me, track down. I've taken the whole thing apart, replaced the entire set of seals, yet there's nothing I c...

Through no fault of my own, I've managed to save up a bit of cash lately, and will be buying a Rika trainer. :-) The only question I have is whether or not to go for the trigger pull sensor. If it works the way I think, it could probably give me a fair bit of feedback that could be useful. If it isn...

OK, here's a fun question for you all. Let me set the stage with the players involved... a) "Old" Walther OSP, with the original Walther grips, OSP 22 short upper, and light trigger. b) "Newer" but not "Expert" Walther GSP, with Morini grip, with 22 and 32 uppers, both ...

Larry Carter usually has a FP, SP etc. international matches on the front end of his World Famous "Lobster Match" (NRA Bullseye). Here's another vote for the Lobstah Match. Each year, it's good to see who shows up. We've had everyone from Greg Derr (hi!) thru Brian Zins, Rob Mango, etc. I...

Maybe up the trigger weight, put on a red-dot, and use for indoor 50-foot league matches? I would suggest that you don't try this for 50-yard matches (a la Camp Perry).

j, wondering how much longer we'll be able to find 22Shorts from now on

Bob Riegl wrote:Centre hold works for me in FP, AP, SP, CF & RF

For me, it depends on the gun.

Center hold for Air, CF, RF
Six o'clock for Std
Sub-six for FP and Service Pistol

Depending on lighting, I might move the sub-six up or down, and might even move it up to classic lollipop hold.

Wirth will join Armor Holdings Accessories group as brand manager for B-Square, Speedfeed, Kleenbore & Break Free products That's novel. We sat next to each other over dinner at the last Coaches College. Talked at length about her past in the marketing department for other firearm firms, and th...