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Re: Morini 162 muzzle flip
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 2:09 pm
by flolo
[quote]When the air is moved UP it pushes the pistol DOWN and thus LESSENS the upward flip.[/quote]
did i write something different? +(-1) would still be an addition
Re: Morini 162 muzzle flip
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 4:03 pm
by Andre
I shoot a Tau 7 match. It's a co2 gun, and has quite a but of muzzle flip because of it. I have learned to control it and let it recoil into my arm, the sights do not move from the bull during the shot even though I can still feel the push, and if I do my part it's a good shot every time (for me, anyways :) )
Imagine an air rifle, they always have a little muzzle flip, but you just get used to it after awhile. Same with smallbore, if it's predictable you can always learn to shoot good with it.
Re: Morini 162 muzzle flip
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2015 7:08 pm
by flolo
another solution for the cm162 would be to turn it down to 143 m/s, as recommended by morini
Re: Morini 162 muzzle flip
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2015 2:17 am
by Muffo
I solv ed the muzzle flip on my morini by removing the wood from the top of the grip and using a sight extension to sit again the top of the hand. The grip had a lot more rake and then I added an adjustable trigger. This ment the axis of the border is way lower in the hand. I have since went back to an origin al grip because I think it made the pistol very un forgiving