TargetTalk

Maybe my English is poor and you didn't understand what i tried to say. Let's try again: With live fire you can correct the shot placements, with dry fire you cannot. No, as I said above, it's the same no matter which method you use. You click and move the shots. Rob. Yes, but where do you move it?...

Maybe my English is poor and you didn't understand what i tried to say. Let's try again:

With live fire you can correct the shot placements, with dry fire you cannot.

When you do live firing with MX-02 you take your initial sensor calibration shot and then some sightings to correct the placement of the shots and you get close enough results. Then when you do only dry firing training there's no way to correct the initial sensor calibration shot placement and you m...

Yeah, it seems so. I have doubled the lux amount in the target and I'm getting better accuracy now. If i round up every .6-.9 i get similar results in scatt and paper.

Another good thing is that otherwise uttermostly boring dry firing training is not so boring anymore :)

rmarsh, thanks for the fast and good reply! If i change the idea of training philosophy and i use scatt only for dry fire training and nothing else. When i'll do my calibration shots as a dry fire shots there's no way to make any corrections to the readings and it might not show right at all? How to...

I got Mx-02 for trial use, i think i'm gonna send it back tho. Been playing with it for couple of days. I'm not really happy with it's accuracy. For example, calibration shot 10.8 and several sightings which were all corrected i end up getting scores like 7.9 which in real was 9.5. That just is into...

Thanks for very deeply analysed answers! I'm thinking of buying one and the first reason is, of course, to (maybe) be able to understand what I'm doing wrong when i release a bad shot. I shoot 10m air pistol and i was thinking i could record all my live fire training sessions with MX02 and get the i...

So if i shot 60 times to a paper target using MX02 the score on scatt would differ a lot from the real score on the paper?

Yes ISSF, I continue competing 10m air pistol with my Steyr LP10.

I'm thinking of buying LP50 for rapid air pistol. As i already own LP10 with 2 air cylinders i thought i could save some money dropping out the second air cylinder for LP50. Is there any reason that i should'nt be doing this? Example some rule that you can't use same air cylinder on 2 different pist...

Gerard wrote:Or a good pump is an option. A few minutes of pumping per week keeps my Pardini cylinders filled quite nicely. I use a Gehmann 4-stage, a bit pricey but very solid and functional.

I'll second that!

I have Steyr LP10 and Gehmann 4-stage pump.
After shooting around 70 to 100 shots it takes like one minute to fill it up to 200bar. I wouldnt call that an excercise :D

Yeah, he was super annoying...