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Looks like we have another 25m pistol. Walther presented GSP500 in IWA (and in their web site). In an you-tube interview they state it is an evolution of the old reliable GSP. it will come in 22 and 32 flavors. According to manual it has pneumatic damping. From the manual and from pictures i believe...

atomicgale wrote: ↑Thu Dec 09, 2021 9:35 am Or drop him in a vat of acid.

dont do that. thats how joker was made :)

i believe if you buy new, the current pardini frame design accepts all 3 conversion kits (.22LR rapid fire / .22LR standard pistol / .32 center fire)

The Morini picture posted looks like it is straight back but if you look at the exploded diagram it is pinned and rotates. Yes there is movement as the sear lets off. this movement generates a vector force that is not straight back depending on where the trigger is positioned. the morini in the pic...

you could also add the matchguns MGH-1 mech / gehmann GP-1. i think they are just over AP20 in price at least here in Europe.

As a shooter i went from IZH-46 (first air pistol i owned) to Steyr LP10 Mech (tried it twice and gave it to wife) then to an older 15V Morini 162 with fixed bottles and last stopped to Matchguns MG-1E. Always fascinated with elec triggers from the start (FWB 90). for me biggest pro of e-triggers is...

of the three you mention the mgh1 is the more adjustable and perhaps the one with the "best" factory grip. if you are in USA i am not sure if mg support is at the same level as a steyr or morini but on the other end you will get a new airgun. used pistols as gwhite mentions can have hidden...

the rfp discipline is a difficult one. when we had .22 short there was many more pistols in the market. for example walther OSP, FAS etc. when rfp turned to .22lr suddenly osp was not an option (they didnt evolve OSP to .22lr probably because they didn't want to lose sales of GSP), fas had problems ...

at Morini's website (morini.ch) they list Champions Choice and Pyramid Air as their North America dealers)

if you use quality targets you can score 5 shots easily. they dont tear and the holes are very clean. you can even patch them and use them for a second time. we use 5 or 3 for club matches (3rd division?) and one shot per target for nationals and 1st division matches. for practice i shot 10 per targ...

Any chance that the bright light might make your focus on the target subconsciously greater than your sights? Being away from the sport can cause a slight lapse of all the little nuances that make you a good shooter. problem it is not only the sights but whole picture is not correct. i wonder if a ...

After many months away from the range due to covid19 lockdowns we were allowed to return for some practice . this weekend and the previous one i did air pistol. of course there was the obvious muscle fatigue. but another thing i noticed was this and this was before the muscle fatigue. first 10-20 sh...

you can always try 3rd party pcp cylinders like prelutec or 10punkt9 if they can build you benelli cylinders. in their site they dont have them but you can always ask.

also since you have so many kite's and probably the need for more than one cylinder why not ask benelli directly.

lets hope he is ok. his posts and blog had always been helpeful to many.

i am not sure end user can do this test. to calculate the spaced holes you need to know how much the target moved the roll between shots.

try as much as you can before buying. free pistols are in a class of their own. currently in production are CM84E, MG5(mech/elec), Walther FP500, Pardini FPM i have shot club's k22 and TOZ and i own MG5. shot very little of cm84. CM84 has best fit and finish. K22 despite its age is very solid with l...

great news.

i think the intarso is a used unit. the shop has new units for double the price

thank you ramon. is the built quality good?

if my memory is ok the titanium model had a new valve from titanium of course. it was lighter and therefore had less locktime. i dont know if it is the same these days. and of course the digital manometers. the current ei model has a different board (2xAAA batteries) and grip from the old one (15V)