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Use the ones that shoot the best in your gun and are within your practice budget.

Wow I just read my post, I guess I need to preview! Sorry for all the spelling errors and typos.

I have used both With Winning in Mind and Performance Coaching. My nmext purchase will be from Lanny, his infromation is quite good.

If you are talking about a model 2300 or a 1740 etc. you can stone the contact surfaces and smooth it up considerably. Be careful on the detent spring on the safety they tend to fly when you disassemble the gun. If you are mechanical it is an easy job. FYI Crosman now makes a wider trigger for these.

Paul if you want to stay at the entry level then get whatever. If you want to move up buy the best you can possibly afford and don't look back. Seeing the amount of equipment you have gone through, think of all the time you could have been practicing instead of shopping and getting used to a new but...

It looks like another entry into the beginner/youth club level pistol that have been coming out lately (much needed in my opinion) Pardini has a simular line up. The jr. club I run is looking for replacements for the Daisy 747's we are using. Weight and ease of use are things we are looking to addre...

Larry's has one for $1400, or the 95 for $1000.

You should be able to find an IZH 35 for less than $800, or you could save up another $200 and get a Benelli.

Peterz is correct, this is simply the manufacturers covering themselves. The actual danger is virtually non existant.

I see that you did not get your price. How much do you need out of this? I have 2 Jrs. interested in Sport Pistols

David I wish your son and daughter-in-law a speedy recovery, they will be in our prayers.

Thank you for the insights that you share on TT. I always read your posts as I find them helpful for solutions I am working on.

Russ I am remodeling my guest room this summer, but next summer there will be room enough for 3. I believe the point you were trying to make in this super long topic is that coaching is extremely valueable in reaching high scores in the shortest amount of time. This should be something people are wi...

Hi Dennis

Those will probably do. They are for my son and Med is more than likely a bit big but he is growing fast right now. If I go with the gun I will get in touch. Do you have a ball park price you are thinking of?

Thanks James

Do you have a web site address for them? I am in Alaska.

I just finished reading the 6 pages. Actually it was fairly informative, though a bit longer than it needed to be. I think the main point was that once you buy the best equipment you can afford, you should spend your energy on learning. It saves time (a valuable asset) to learn from the best you can...

I have a chance to buy an Ivan but it needs to be set up for a lefty shooter. Does anyone make a left grip for this and what does one do for the magazine release?

Thanks in advance

Kelly

If you are not going to compete then it really doesn't matter what you get. Whatever you like is all that matters.

Doc I am not sure where you are shooting but at all the AP matches for USAS I have been to there definitely is a sizing box used in AP.

Yes but it doesn't come with a rear sight and you sure could do better for less.

Try Airguns of Texas. They made a left handed grip for my sons IZZY and it worked out well, at the time they were under Woods and Water and were the grip of choice thru Pilk.

Explain your situation and I am sure they will help you out.

Mike