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There's a very active shooting scene in northern Ireland, I would assume it's the same in Eire. You could try emailing the Northern Ireland Regional Shooting Club secretarynirsc@gmail.com they may be able to put you on the right track

Contact Walther as above I can't find a diagram that resembles your rifle. The diagrams I can find for the type I posted above indicate/suggest there are just 3 screws that facilitate the change over (2 to hold on the two outer caps and 1 to reverse the actual lever on the lever cap or whatever it's...

Your lever fitting is different to the ones I can see in the parts diagram which look like the one in the picture

Have you thought about something like the Gehmann Crossover or the MEC Swap? Shoot right-handed but sight with your left eye

There's been a regular supply with a UK seller for a few months now so maybe that's true and they've just had a run with whatever stock they had? An email to explain wouldn't have hurt though

Highlander_Osona wrote: ↑Tue Nov 12, 2024 12:05 pm Have you started that post yet? in that case, can you post here the link please?

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That's a thought, and certainly a cheaper option than a new stock. I'm using a Monard Proliner right now, which seems quite stiff already. I suppose I could give something with more bulk a try though. Ah it was something like the Proliner I had in mind, I doubt you'll find much stiffer. Maybe anoth...

Morini make grip putty, available here in the UK https://www.intershoot.co.uk/product/mo ... -paste/but I'm sure Google would find somewhere closer to home

Have you thought about trying a different glove rather than changing the stock? A stiffer or slightly bulkier one might well solve the problem

There are a number of good shooting opticians in the UK, the easiest probably for you is https://will-188.myshopify.com/collections/target-shooting-accessories/products/order-replacement-lens-1 A better alternative but probably more difficult is to speak to Gary Alexander at Specsavers in Newbury ht...

You've got most of it but of note the GO can also with the aid of a part have the offset of the butt be changed between something like +7mm to -7mm wit 3 settings in between as opposed to the RS and XRS being set at +7mm

Someone on a UK target shooting forum built one and has the source code etc available FOC. Not all the features of the real thing but plenty good enough and probably better than the basic Scatt

Just to echo Tim's comments but also if you use them the Anschutz Monoframe has a M3 tapped hole at the end which you can use to attach a blinder should you use one, simply buy an M3 wheel screw and cut a blinder out of a plastic milk bottle or similar, easy to attach without dismantling the iris/re...

In this case we can look at the Whoop as being a one way communicator, the stream of actual information is from the device to another remote device held in a bag or by the coach. As far as I'm aware there will be return data sent but only in the form of data received acknowledgements and data checks...

I have the XRS/R3 Grunig, I moved to it from a Feinwerkbau 2700 last year, I wanted a new rifle and one with a shorter bolt so the considerations were, Grunig, Walther, Bleiker and the new Feinwerkbau. After being advised, I was lucky enough to be able to try out the first three in person, albeit wi...

I had a horizontal pulse appear from nowhere a few weeks ago, my position didn't feel right at the time but equally is didn't feel wrong. I found as I got up a brass disc nut on my mat but I didn't recognise it until I got home; it was part of my sling (Centra anti pulse) and one of the screws had c...

I had them, much the same symptoms, a dark woolly directly over the target and opening the iris allowed a little more vision but without the same level of focus. Opening the iris allows diffuse light from different points on the target to reach your eye around the cataract whereas the small aperture...

Mike M. above mentioned the monofocal, per his Doc, is the best visual acuity. That’s what I’ve always read online. Different lens allow different percentage of light into the eye is also per research online. Medicare will pay for only needed cataract surgery and provide a set of basic lens, meanin...

I had both eyes done, like someone above I chose the mono focal lens as it seemed the best option for me. I have astigmatism and apparently they isn't fixed by lens replacement. Initially after getting a new prescription lens for my shooting glasses I had a near perfect sight picture but six months ...