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TTT with new price

Gehmann 594 rear sight. In very good condition.

Shipped from Canada with Canada Post/USPS

$300US

The new book is already selling: https://sportshootingdepot.com/product/ ... CiB4X4Os5w

Sorry, you're wrong Ramon: Rifle Training is only about air rifle. Ways of the Rifle is mostly about 3 position shooting. A new English edition of this book is long overdue...

Glad I could help Abi !

The fore-end width of the two stocks are the same:

Abi,

I have both and I confirm that everything is the same: buttplate and cheekpiece are interchangeable. The shape of the fore end is identical.

Let me know if you need any specific dimensions.

Paul

Bienvenue sur ce forum Nicolas !

I have two Kenyon triggers: the one above is for the 1800-1900 series and the other one below is for the 1400 series:



As you can see, yours is obviously intended to be used on a 1900 serie.

B.p.M,

Interesting reading for you: http://www.pilkguns.com/wp-content/uplo ... Part_2.pdf

For an ISSF rifle, an average of 12mm-13mm 10-shot groups would be excellent. It would translate into .25'' to .30'' center-to-center.

Any of you found a source for outward .22 plug?

I got mine a few years ago from Earnest Shooting Products.

Aren't Eagle Eye gauges (and overlay gauges generally) just a generic 0.22 cal? There's an inner ring that corresponds roughly to the hole, and an outer ring marking the bullet. Those I've seen work on any target. Plug gauges are often target specific, if the flange is oversize, corresponding to ta...

Is there such a thing as an Eagle Eye scoring device for the USAS-50 smallbore target ? Although I've never seen one, maybe it's available somewhere ?

I use these on my 1918 Precise stock and I'm very satisfied: http://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/index.ph ... hoerID=889

You should get in touch with Nicolas, from www.targets.ca, I'm sure he'll be able to help you.

shoot about 50 pellet though it, pull a dry pull through, through it and then test it again and see how you get on batty, I followed your advice and did the test with a good lot of Qiang Yuan Match but unfortunately, it didn't solve my problem. Average of this lot when rifle was new: 6.3 mm Average...

Give it a good clean, torque it up, chrono it and test again and see how you get on

That's almost exacly what I did (I don't have a chrono) but unfortunately...I can't get back to 6 mm.

Three months ago, I got a brand new Anschutz 9003. Back then, I tested many lots of pellets from a machine rest and the best ones produced averages of 6.2 mm for 10 shot groups. Now 3 months later, these same lots, tested with the very same setup average almost 8 mm. Do you have any idea of the caus...

This is the answer I got from Anschütz:

''Yes it fits, but you have to add to the pillow block the bushing''

Paul

If your air rifle has a muzzle velocity of over 500 fps (152 m/s) and that its muzzle energy is higher than 5.7 joules, it is considered a firearm in Canada.

Not excatly what you're looking for but the Shooting Federation of Canada sells 50 meter ISSF targets reduced to 25 meter (27 yards): https://smp.gilmore.ca/web/richsmp/layo ... Main.faces