TargetTalk

Last year at the Dixie sectional I asked the AMU armorer what they were using. He said they went to the Aimpoint 9000.

Rover wrote:These guys don't wanna attend. They'd rather whine about their problems on TT.

If you're out of state, these locations couldn't be any worse!

Why couldn't you buy another scope ring, cut the upper part off to make a "block" to install on the rib to prevent the rings from sliding under recoil?

I spoke to the AMU armorer at the Dixie regional 2 weeks ago and he said they are using the Aimpoint 9000 pretty much exclusively.

Maybe it's the gun. Does it group any better with any other ammo?

Why do you want to shoot hardball with a slide mounted ultradot?

The Pardini, in my opinion, is not front heavy at all, especially with the weights removed. In the event of International Standard Pistol and Rapid Fire Pistol, it absolutely dominates. This speaks volumes of its good recoil and reliability qualities. In addition, it is very easy to scope or to rem...

David Levene wrote:

davekp wrote:Also consider the FWB 65. Less muzzle heavy than the Pardini.

Do you mean the AW93.

The FWB 65 is an historical air pistol.

You are right. Sorry for the error.

Also consider the FWB 65. Less muzzle heavy than the Pardini.

Unforgiving relative to what?
Compared to a 22, any centerfire semi-auto will be unforgiving.
Compared to a 45, My mod 52 was slightly better scoring.
I tell people, when you shoot the centerfire gun you just do everything that you do with the 22- only MUCH BETTER!

I just don't see any reason to change the load from 50 to 25 yds. I certainly wouldn't be changing any parts. With my luck, the recoil spring plunger would fly off and disappear. At Perry you'd be hard pressed for time if the day was windy and you used all 10 minutes to shoot. I'd rather avoid any d...

My experience as well. Lead build-up is bad and not worth the trouble.

Weaver Quad Lock. $10 at Walmart.

I read that a lot of people suggest a Pardini I have one and it is great. It is very adjustable so you can make it fit you. One feature that most people do not talk about is the ability to change the grip angle from very "European style" angle to straight up "1911 style" with on...

Wow that is pretty work Mr. Keefer. I will try to contact Mr. Totts. With your mount, are you tapping the scope rail on those hammerli's? Will you be selling these? Will there be a point in the future that you would sell some scope tubes? Thank you, .:chuckie:. The bases are seated/buried into a cl...

You really need to try some Remington 148gr HBWC bullets. I never could get anything near their accuracy with any beveled double base bullet.

Could be the chamber is a little short. The 'smith should have checked that, though. Happens when material is removed from the hood when fitting and the chamber length is not corrected.

My display got changed to the black background and I can't get back to the white background. I changed my profile but it doesn't help.
Help please.

My experiences with Dr. Nick have been excellent. W/o wading through 13 pages and collating the responses, is their any CW on whose Hardball M9 is the most reliably accurate and long-lasting? I just want to "buy once and cry once" with this. I have both a MC and Dave Salyer M9. Equally ac...

I use one of the ultradot "rings" with an ultradot tube on the rear of an aimpoint. Lines up well, but does add a bit of weight, but less overall than an ultradot.