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BEA wrote:Has anyone done any Ransom Rest testing with the Nelson?

I haven't yet, but I got 1.5" groups off sandbags with Aguila SV. It looks promising. Too bad I don't have any Tenex to try in it.

I don't own a 32, but curious. Is it better than WST? Would it be worth looking into for 38 wadcutter?

Many think the smaller dots will allow them to aim more accurately. They probably would if the shooter could hold the gun still. Larger dots are easier to shoot well. I suppose that depends on whether you focus on the dot or the target. If you focus on the target, as Zins recommends, a larger dot j...

Results posted anywhere?

If the website says they're sold out of something I need, I call them. The nice lady who answers the phone can usually find whatever I'm looking for.

The lower, the better.

If the dot is mounted high, any wrist or arm movement is multiplied. Makes it difficult to pull the trigger smoothly.

I have a Larry's trigger on my trailside, and it does adjust like the instructions posted by rmca. Try using the flathead screwdriver to turn the large plunger behind the trigger out until the hammer will not fall. Turn it back just until the hammer will fall. Use the small Allen wrench to turn the ...

[quote]For Service Pistol, there doesn't appear to be such a well defined path/quote]

With the new rules that took effect this year, a 45 is competitive using Zero or Nosler 185 jhp's, as the others said. If you're on a budget, a Springfield range officer will work, even in stock form.

You might be able to find a set these on ebay or gunbroker.
http://www.herrettstocks.com/tgtrevlr.htm

Brownell's and Midway sell replacement blades for S&W revolver sights.

Zero Bullet Company, 158gr swc factory reloads worked for me.