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Sometimes, when suffering from sweaty hands, I use a cotton ball that is originally designed for bowlers. It helps, but it's not a miracle-thing.

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Hi, I don't have any advice to give, sorry. But, I have sort of the same question here. Are there any shooters out there who have experience with switching hand as an AP/FP shooter? I am a leftie but shoot with my right hand(the first time anyone gave me an AP I could use, it was righthanded so... N...

The following answer was given to me by Mauro Badaracchi(air & free pistol competitor of the highest level) when I asked him how(often) to clean my free pistol : "In my opinion you don't need to clean your pistol each training, but of course you must clean it often.. We could say each 200/3...

when using a more tilted grip, you can let the pistol "hang" onto your ligaments that keep your wrist together. You need less/no musclework. Muscles can get tired, can twitch, can be moved (un)knowingly by you. Muscles are an active component. Your ligaments are a passive component and thu...

I have used a pelican 1560 for two pistols (one toz35 & walther gsp), 1 scope & tripod, earmufs, and tools and there was still some space left. It has wheels and is very strong! and can be locked with 2 lockpads. I know of shooters who use the smaller version 1510 (also 2 pistols), but then ...

I would suggest your club purchase an older model top match pistol (ie GSP) along with a second tier pistol such as a Ruger or S&W Model 41, and get your juniors to work out which performs better. This exercise will assist their decision-making when they are in a position to buy their first .22...

As Rob says, it's hard to say exactly what's going wrong if you can't see the shooter shooting. But one could give some pointers, no? As the bad shots are not at the low left, I would exclude bad triggering, and suspect maybe to much grippressure during the flyers. Again, as Rob writes, do a lot of ...