TargetTalk

I've wondered lately how much of an improvement an excellent shooter sees by moving from, say, a FWB 65 to the latest from Steyr or Morini or pick your favorite. In other words, assuming equal familiarity with the guns, what sort of point boost would the shooter get by switching from the best availa...

Thanks, that clears it up for me. I was thinking of the effect that the aperture in front of the eye would have on the aperture in the eye, or the iris. I figured -- pinhole in front of the eye equals large opening of the iris equals small depth of field. I guess it is the aperture in front of the e...

I'm confused by the use of devices such as the EyePal or an aperture mounted on eyeglass frames. My understanding is that a lager aperture on a camera or an eyeball results in LESS depth of field. So wouldn't limiting the light entering the eyeball by putting an aperture in front of it result is les...

Update: I have on loan (potentially long-term) a FWB 65. It seems to shoot fine, and I expect to swap out the sport grips for target grips soon (thanks to VladB). I just read a Nygord brief article on glasses/optics to get the gist of what one is trying to achieve in this realm. Between that article...

Thanks for your thoughts. Definitely agree that I don't have the experience to have developed preferences, and I recognize that practically all improvement will (hopefully) come as a result of practice, not a purchase. I'll keep an eye on the buy sell board. Those safety glasses look sharp ... I'll ...

Bit of background, or ... how can the poster know so little? ... I'm a 52 year old newbie to 10 M air pistol. I've found time over the past months to send several thousand pellets hurling in the approximate direction of a black circle printed on paper, when I should have been appreciating the golden...