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Rover
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Love Free Pistol

Post by Rover »

I love shoting Free Pistol....

It's such good training for Air Pistol!!!
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Isabel1130
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Location: Wyoming

Re: Love Free Pistol

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Rover wrote:I love shoting Free Pistol....

It's such good training for Air Pistol!!!
I think is is just great training for slow fire, period. The only think I don't like is that my freepistol grip puts my hand at a different angle in relationship to the barrel. I think I would do better if it were "more" like my Air pistol just with a longer barrel and a lighter trigger. Isabel
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paulo
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Post by paulo »

It comes to a point in the shooting experience where they become two different art majors, to me at least that is how I perceive it.
They help me get better simultaneously, in a feedback loop type of way.
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Muffo
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Location: Victoria, Australia

Post by Muffo »

My free pistol and air pistol anr nearly identical to shoot the only difference is the sight radious and trigger weight. the grip angle and weight distribution are almost identical. I only train for air but when I shoot free it feels just like shooting air
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