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Thanks for the replies.
Will be in contact with a fellow that runs the Cadet program in a town a few miles from here for advice.

Hadn't considered that, I'll mention it to the others, see what they think.
Thanks.

So, I've volunteered to help with a sub-junior air rifle program (9 - 14 year olds). We're starting from scratch. What air rifles do you guys like (think cheap and beginner - as in first ever shooting experience). Need to keep rated velocity under 500 FPS (definition of firearm under Canadian law is...

I shot 6 o'clock hold for many years with fairly good success (for most phases except dueling C.F. or Olympic rapid). I did find it to complicate things, keeping track of how many clicks from 6 o'clock to center hold and back. Then I laid off bullseye for 20+ years. Since I've started up again (abou...

My daily prescription reading glasses are ~2.75. At this strength, the focal length is only about 16", fine for reading the paper or computer work but too "short" for pistol shooting. For that, I use the Elvex +1.5 safety glasses -- the focal length at this strength gives me a nice sh...

I have owned 2 different GSP .22 / .32 conversion sets (not expert models). Always very reliable as well as quite accurate. I do get the odd malfunction but its usually my fault (either dirty or not quite enough crimp on the .32 brass). TonyT: I took interest in your comment "past 65". I'm...

I'm using one on a Walther GSP. I bought the "rubber band" for attaching to a pistol with no picatinny rail. I'm rather impressed with it. I would call it a quite sensitive "accelerometer". It senses and gives you a visual trace image of your gun's movement through the hold and t...