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Hello Elgas,

I think the attached link below may solve your problem. There you have Free Pistol, Air pistol, Standard/Sport Pistol and Centerfire Pistol targets scaled down to 3 mt. distance dry fire practice.

http://www.formgriffe.de/files/trockent ... heiben.pdf

Best regards,
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Hi, I didn't posted earlier as was counting to test my new SW 52 at the range today. And so I did. Facing lower light conditions we tend to fell that the rear sight is too narrow. At outdoor ranges the problem seems to disapear inspite of SW 52 rear sights are still somehow narrow. As far as I'm con...

Hi, I thank you all for your input on the 38. WC for the S&W 52. Today I wnto to the range and did some testing with several loads using a Manurhin Match revolver and the S&W 52 pistol. Based on the VV Online Loading Manual I used N340 loads between 3.6 and 3.9 gr, and N310 loads between 2.4...

Hi, Putting weight on the pistol and better balancing it is not necessarely the same. Most people uses the weights to balance the gun than to increase its overall weight. If you want to improve the balance on your Morini FP you can pull back the muzzle break. On the other hand if you just want to ad...

Hi, Anyone care to share thougths on .38 WC reloading? I just started reloading this cal. and I've came up with a fine 3.8gr VV N340 load (148gr bullet). It grants me the 10 ring (25 mt.) with my 6'' Manurhin revolver. Should I use the same load on a S&W M52-2 Pistol? And what about the VV N310?...

Hello,

I have just bought a SW Master 52-2 Pistol but I got it without Instructions or Users Manual. Would you please be so kind to tell me where I can get one? Is there any website where I can download it?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings from Portugal, Europe.
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Hello Scott. Unlike my fellow posters I use RCBS Carbide Reloading Dies. I'm very satisfied with it as I'm getting very tight groups either with my Walther GSP than with my TOZ 49 Revolver. As for the Dillon and LEE dies I really don't know them enough to make a fair judgement. However I've never ea...

Hi dsingh. Not knowing how Don Nygord's TOZ lateral loading lever was, I've seen a similar system a long time ago. As far as I know its purpose is not to improve the balance but to get the loading easier as the shooter doesn't have to twist the wrist to operate the lever risking to change the grippi...

Hi Steve.

Don't even bother thinking about it. Go for the Feinwerkbau AW 93. The only problem will be your budget when buying another new .32 cal. pistol.

Good shooting,
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I've tried both and without any doubts I've bought the Morini CM84E.

In short:
- Morini has a better balance, better trigger, better follow trough feeling and of course a better grip.

- Pardini is less expensive and you don't have to care about the trigger batteries.

Greetings,
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Hello. Let me say you are absolutely rigth. People should try to shoot their best with what they have. Just for the record a couple of years ago I've witnessed at the Portuguese National Air Pistol Championship someone doing 560 with a Spanish ordinary Gamo Pistol (very similar to Crossman), beating...

Hello. I'm not sure if you are talking about the special German Frankonia TOZ 35 for-end. Rink Grips also makes a specific for-end to this pistol but is rather different from the one you descibed. So you can either get in try with: 1. Frankonia: www.frankonia.de (I think it's made of aluminium with ...

Hi Alex, I'm aware that some shooters use buffers on their GSP's .32, as for the 22's I've never known any case. Despite having a GSP Expert in both calibers I've never tried it too as this model cames with its own recoil-reducing system under the barrel. Buffering has 2 joint purposes. One is to sh...

Hi Mike, I've been gathering ISSF shooting books for some years now, and I believe I must have read most of what has been published about the subject, at least in Europe. Generally speaking these books all say the same as they all tend to teach the basic techniques along with a shooting events descr...

Hello.

Can someone please give some advice on the most suitable primers for .32 Wadcutter reloading?
How about Remington SP? Still I'm free to get almost every brand.

(I'm now using N310 Vihtavuori powder, H&N projectiles and Lapua shells)

Greetings from Portugal,
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Hi!

Why don't you try to get in touch with Rink? They have the widest grip parameters range of choice I've seen. Maybe they will solve your problem.

Here's the link (english language)

http://www.formgriffe.de/english/index.htm

Greetings from Portugal,
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Hi. You're not the only one having trouble with pumps. I don't know if yours is the same I had (Morini), but I've experienced some problems with smaller «o» rings. At the time, for several reasons I've decided to buy another pump. The smaller «o» rings are very hard to find and it looks like they ar...

Hello! Congratulations! After 2 months 530 is indeed a good score. However, like the other posters said you're shooting too fast and too often. That's why your elbow is suffering. Your shoulder could be next. Anyway I understand you as when I started shooting I use to do the same. However, your goal...

Well, I would suggest you the Morini CM 84. For me is the «state of the art» on Free Pistols. That's what I'm using now and I'm fully satisfied with it. Your only concearn is to keep an eye on the electronic trigger batteries from time to time to prevent them from running out during a match. The gri...

Greetings from Portugal, Europe, to all of you. This is my first post in this forum. I am about to get a «new in box» TOZ 49 Revolver in 7.62 Nagant Short. I want to shoot with it using .32 S&W WC ammo. Sometime ago I've read here that the conversion was very simple to do by an armourer. Can som...