TargetTalk

So I'm pretty new to bullseye. There's a competition with 2700 shots in it? (I'm assuming that from the score)

I shot it yesterday. I was quite happy with the result. It shot the stock 230 gr FMJ and also the super light wadcutter loads I bought off of another bullseye shooter I know. I figured I'd have to change a recoil spring or something. I also had no failures of any kind. As far as Accuracy I wasn't sh...

If you want a competition ready 1911 at a entry level price, the sprinfield armory range officer is the gun, comes with adjustable sights, very tight frame to slide fit, throated to feed wadcutters and will shoot 1 inch groups at 25 yards, some say theirs will do 2 inches at 50. gun retails for 795...

So one more question on a slightly different vein. Does anyone else make an off-the-shelf bullseye gun besides Les Baer? Everyone I know who bought a Kimber was satisfied. A trigger adjustment was all that was needed. Look at the Custom Target II, http://www.kimberamerica.com/1911/custom-ii/custom-...

So one more question on a slightly different vein. Does anyone else make an off-the-shelf bullseye gun besides Les Baer?

Another option - I had a gunsmith modify a Clark Weaver style rail by chopping the back part off and milling a slot for the front sight. The rail fits forward of the rear sight and keeps the dot as low a bore center as possible. The rail is removable (three screws I think) and then the adjustable B...

Does anyone have a Les Baer with a slide mount that can give me the measurements between holes? The gal at LB wouldn't tell me what they were. I want to check that the Rock river pattern is the same.

So if you buy something like this:

http://www.lesbaer.com/Bullseye.html

What exactly do they do to it to make it a wadcutter gun? Just a lighter recoil spring? What would you have to do to it to shoot regular .45 ammo with it? (and is that a good idea?)

Look at the Rock River Bullseye Rib, at http://www.rockriverarms.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=519 Thats really interesting. That might be a good solution. My bullseye .22 is a Buckmark Contour because it has sights and a rail simultaneously. I didn't think anything like...

So I've got a bit of a predicament. I want a bullseye .45, but I want to be able to switch between iron sights and a red dot somewhat easily. I've got very sharp eyes, so only shooting with a red dot seems like a waste. So that pretty much leads me to the fact that I need a frame mount. I was thinki...

I have been contemplating buying a Springfield Range Officer. All you have to do to it is switch out the beavertail and the hammer to make it legal for distinguished.