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Where are you located in NH? I'm outside of Boston and can let you options of clubs nearby. What you can teach is the fundaments of shooting. - safe shooting guidelines - sight picture - sight alignment - trigger squeeze - follow through Positioning and equipment are different enough between 3p and ...

They are still open and doing well, I just got sight risers in yesterday from them.

I ordered parts through their website.

7-2 is the basic rifle not set up for biathlon with covered sights or magazines holders built into the stock. It has a single stage trigger. The only difference that I can tell between a 7-3 and a 7-4 is the stock. The stock on the 7-3 has a shorter LOP than the 7-4. The trigger(2 stage), barrel and...

Our club has 7 of the Ecoaims from Finland. They work great and provide a lot more feedback on shot placement. The small hand held display tells you where you hit an can track your barrel movement similar to a SCATT. I have yet to hook it up to a computer to see what additional information can be ob...

Do you have the ability to bolt a vice down to the table you are shooting off of? If you do, you might want to consider getting one of these when you test ammo. https://lostnationrd.com/product/bedding-block/ I have a Cowan Rest that I modified to bolt the hand sling onto it that I can do adjustment...

My pleasure!

Some clubs and masters have a loaner rifle that they might lend out for for newcomers to the races. You may want to reach out to those groups to let your wife try before she buys. Unfortunately the majority of people are RH.

Interesting, I wonder if they are not going to import the rifle because it's still on the Anschutz Germany site. It only lists the LH Junior model as being discontinued. You could also purchase just the LH action and buy an aftermarket stock. If your wife is 5'5" and shorter, the ergonomics don...

Where did you see it on their website that they were discontinuing the LH rifle? It' still listed on their website here: https://www.anschuetz-sport.com/en/produkte/1827-f-biathlon-kleinkaliber-gewehr/1827-f-comfort/ It looks like the Left Handed Junior model is going to be discontinued, not the adu...

How about something like this? It looks similar to SCATT. It says that it can be used for dry fire exercises.

https://mantisx.com/products/mantisx

Use this piece to mount it to the end of your barrel.

https://mantisx.com/collections/rail-ad ... tion-rifle

Another option for people trying to build their own rifles from the Savage MKII FVT, here is another option that is cost effective. Here are a list of offerings from them. Lots of colors. Actions: - 1827F - 1827B, - Anschutz 64 - Izhmash. LH or RH Grips Ability to upgrade the action to a newer one i...

We've started plenty of people on the Savage MKII FVT. It has peep sights and comes with a 5 shot magazine.

http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/MARKIIFVT

Every now and then, Clayton at Eastern Sierra Armory has a biathlon rifle stock for sale that is inletted for the Savage.

So I've come across this rifle. How does this compare and is this something that I can drop into an ESA stock? Is this a good price? I've seen some similar at three times this price. http://www.cdnnsports.com/izhmash-biathlon-bi72ko-22lr-target-rifle.html#.VhqgZflVikp It won't drop in per say. You ...

Surely one of the first things you do with any new gun (after cleaning) is fire a few shots, put on a "handful" of clicks, then fire a few more shots to see which way (and how much) the group has moved. It's not rocket science. I know, but there is something wrong with the gun right now, ...

counter clockwise left and down clockwise right and up so the top clockwise (up) and the side counter clockwise (move to the left) So this is exactly the opposite of Anschutz or most German target rifles? (Turn towards Links means you want the shot to go right, turn towards Rechts means you want th...

counter clockwise
left and down

clockwise
right and up

so the top clockwise (up) and the side counter clockwise (move to the left)

I seem to remember the Russians making a fairly cheap Biathlon trainer, with a toggle bolt. I seem to remember European American Armory (EAA) importing it. Those would be the Izhmash 7-2, 7-3 and 7-4. The company currently importing them was able to get some 7-2s and they list on GB for around $100...

conradin wrote:I just saw someone using this stock a couple of days ago in my local range..I was VERY impressed. The gentleman is a leftie, just like me.

Hopefully I will be getting my LH action for my Izhmash soon. I'll be sure to post pics of that once it's in.

I was fortunate enough to be able to purchase a pre-production G3R stock from Eastern Sierra Armory to replace a stock that one of my Juniors broke at a race last year. I'm thoroughly impressed with their latest version. I normally can not shoot standing very well with my right because of my cross d...

The Anschutz and Izhmash rear biathlon sights move 2.5mm (a little under 1/10 of an inch) at 50meters. I am using these sights on some of my refurbished rifles for my Juniors. They work well enough for the ones not carrying rifles and leaving them on the rack. But since they are lacking snow covers,...

wow, those are really nice. i wonder if they are for 22lr or an air rifle. the price is right, i wonder how much it would cost to ship stateside. ETA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WytEqYsDvpo looks like air rifle. http://www.schiesssport-buinger.de/Zug-und-Biathlonanlagen/Biathlon---119_239.html?X...