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New ISSF rule regarding Indication of weapon being unloaded
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 7:56 am
by bharat
Hello,
Sometime back I had read somewhere that some new ISSF rule has been introduced stating that during competition, when the weapon is unloaded, some indication has to be there for which some kind of thread attached to a red flag is inserted in the barrel. Any idea from where these indicators would be available?
thank you.
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:25 am
by Spencer
1 the word 'weapon' does not appear ANYWHERE in the ISSF rules.
2 there is no ISSF rule relating to "some indication has to be there for which some kind of thread attached to a red flag is inserted in the barrel", or any such.
Some national shooting organisations require these, but the ISSF does not.
3 a web search for 'empty camber indicator' (USA), 'open bore indicator', 'SAFETY LOOK', or 'safety snap cap' (european terminology) should get you in the right direction
Spencer
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:38 am
by B.T.Carstensen
Alot of people use weed eater line just put it in your barrel.
<>Brian<>
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 4:48 pm
by TargetShootingShop.com
B.T.Carstensen wrote:Alot of people use weed eater line just put it in your barrel.
<>Brian<>
Anschutz have marketed it as 'Safety Line' with the appropriate price tag of course. And to sex it up as bit put a pretty lady in a thong on the packet!
http://www.intershoot.co.uk/acatalog/Sundries.html#a168
The Safety look from Centra / MEC work best as they stop the barrel cooling
Ryan
Intershoot
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 6:31 pm
by B.T.Carstensen
Thats hilarious ;-) whoever said shooters had one track minds.
<>Brian<>
Safety Line, Shooting Shoes
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 4:53 am
by bharat
Thanx Ryan, yes thats what I was looking for and had heard of.
Now, could you please advise me on some reasonably priced, good quality pistol shooting shoes. What are your views on the performance of the shooter using such shoes. Actually, I am looking for 'value for money' product.
I shall await for response from you incl.other members.
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 9:00 am
by Jose Rossy
Spencer wrote:1 the word 'weapon' does not appear ANYWHERE in the ISSF rules.
So what?
Is that how browbeaten Aussie shooters have become?
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:02 am
by isuguncoach
A good starting shooting shoe can be found at Walmart (if your close to one), they are "skateboarding" shoes. Flat hard bottom, with little bounce in the innersole. Very cheap, and usable.
Joe
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:11 am
by WaltherWill
Yes, Skateboarding shoes work very well. My team used to use these for shooting Air Rifle Sporter class because they were legal as long as they didn't extend above the ankle. I don't know any of the pistol rules, but I doubt they ban these shoes.
Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 12:53 pm
by Pradeep5
Special shoes are fine for pistol, as long as the ankle is uncovered. For those in the US, Old Navy is having a sale on their "skate" shoes, about $5 per pair.
Re: Safety Line, Shooting Shoes
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 4:23 pm
by TargetShootingShop.com
bharat wrote:Thanx Ryan, yes thats what I was looking for and had heard of.
Now, could you please advise me on some reasonably priced, good quality pistol shooting shoes. What are your views on the performance of the shooter using such shoes. Actually, I am looking for 'value for money' product.
I shall await for response from you incl.other members.
Hi
I sell the shooting shoes by Gehmann and Anschutz. To be honest neither of them are great sellers, as the advantages of wearing them isn't as great as the rifle boots are to rifle shooters. That said, if you are at a reasonable level of competition they will help a little but I agree with the other users that a pair of cheap comfy skate shoes might be just as effective
Ryan
intershoot.co.uk
Re: Safety Line, Shooting Shoes
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 7:24 am
by bharat
TargetShootingShop.com wrote:bharat wrote:Thanx Ryan, yes thats what I was looking for and had heard of.
Now, could you please advise me on some reasonably priced, good quality pistol shooting shoes. What are your views on the performance of the shooter using such shoes. Actually, I am looking for 'value for money' product.
I shall await for response from you incl.other members.
Hi
I sell the shooting shoes by Gehmann and Anschutz. To be honest neither of them are great sellers, as the advantages of wearing them isn't as great as the rifle boots are to rifle shooters. That said, if you are at a reasonable level of competition they will help a little but I agree with the other users that a pair of cheap comfy skate shoes might be just as effective
Ryan
intershoot.co.uk