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From Meyton Forum: https://forum.meyton.info/viewtopic.php?t=1531 by [MEYTON] RG » Fri Jan 21, 2022, 11:33 am Best Dividers = Best three shots of the target with the lowest distance from the center of the target to the center of the hit. The numerical value is this distance in 1/100mm. The number in...

Find the exploded diagram with parts list here:
https://www.steyr-sport.com/en/download ... oded-views

Part 24 O-Ring 2.9x1.8 4001090021 is here: Hope this helps

Try looking for something second hand.
Or if you want new, an Steyr LP2 is a good option.

Over engineered... Hard to find spares... beautiful when it works!
Get a Steyr instead.

Hope this helps
rmca

That part is what catches the hammer and cocks it (red circles) 1.JPG I would suspect that you have adjusted too much the hammer spring (right arrow), or you have a weak valve spring (left arrow). If the bolt is difficult to cock, you may be bottoming out in the hammer adjust screw/spring. Try to un...

Thanks!
The way primmer availability has been (its better now, but not near pre-war levels) its good to know one more solution...

j danielsson wrote: ↑Tue Jul 11, 2023 3:51 pm I decap my russian berdan cases with water and a .314 expander. Works everytime but should be done outdoors.

In a reloading press? Could you please share a bit more detail on this?

Thanks!

Reloading berdan primmers is a real pain. Specially removing them without damage to the cartridge. It can be done, and rcbs has a tool for it. I would try both, start with the berdan cases you have and try to find boxer cases. For trimming, Lee trim dies are hard to beat for the price. It's less wor...

For me the trigger stop is important on mechanical triggers, because you loose weight when the sear breaks the engagement with the hammer/striker. This allows the 500g or 1000g of force that the trigger is putting back in your finger (resisting it), to disappear, causing you to jerk it. Yes, there i...

My standard answer... 1/ Buy the best you can afford to buy. - quality 2/ Buy something in current production. - parts 3/ Buy something with local dealer support. - support 4/ Make a short list. - avalible 5/ Visit your local club and see if you can try each pistol. - feel, fit This will give you a...

Cylinders are not meant to be serviced, instead, they should be replaced.
You can find an exploded view here: https://pardini.it/wp-content/uploads/2 ... 3-2023.pdf
But Pardini does not specify the dimmentions for those o-rings. They should be metric...

Hope this helps

dulcmr-man wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2023 9:50 am I have 1K of new Starline brass that I plan to segregate by length.

I would trimmed them all to the same length instead.
Same (+/-) work, and they will be all the same.

brakarzac wrote: ↑Mon Apr 24, 2023 4:59 am
Awesome info, may I ask which rear sight unit:

Rear sight from the Free Pistol or Standard Pistol?

They are the same.

Hope this helps
rmca

One final note, the total height cannot exceed one meter. c) In Finals competitions, pistol athletes may place an adjustable support stand (8.6.3) on the table provided the total table height with stand does not exceed 1.0 m Okay, so here's whats-his-face at Tokyo Olympics. Tell me this setup is NO...

One final note, the total height cannot exceed one meter. 6.4.11.10 Each firing point must be provided with the following equipment: a) A removable or adjustable bench or table, approximately 0.50 m x 0.60 m in size and 0.70 m to 1.00 m high; b) In Qualification competitions, athletes may place item...

The solution to your problem is a folding carpenter ruler.
Set it in an L shape and get your feet in the same position every time.
Check a rifle competition to see it in use. The rules are the same for pistol and rifle in this case. Hope this helps
rmca

This is what is written regarding ammunition:

JamesH wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 5:49 am I'd dearly love to be able to exclude the morons who shoot 9mm and and think 150/600 is a terrific centrefire score.

If you want to use the ISSF rule book to do that, I would go with the jacketed bullets.

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rmca

You need a taller front sight. A quick google search got this image for the front sight 1.JPG It looks like something that you can cut out of back plastic (bottle, packaging, Eley .22lr box, etc.), if you are not able to work with metal. Drill it first, then cut the shape around the hole. Leave the ...

I've been on both ends of that situation. Trying to train .22lr or .32 and have a couple of guys with 9mm, and training 9mm and having someone else training with .22lr. It's not good for the one with the smaller caliber. For 25m center fire pistol you can use a 9mm, as long as it doesn't have a port...

p62-d wrote: ↑Fri Feb 10, 2023 2:58 am on inspection the face of both the hammer and release lever are worn

Is there sufficient material left on the parts to stone (file) new surfaces?
It shouldn't take much to get it to hold the hammer again.
Don't do this if you are not familiar with proper sear/hammer angles.

Hope this helps