TargetTalk

Try Vernon Austin for your grips, he's the best deal out there IMHO. He can also fit them to different size hands and the workmanship is beautiful.He can sometimes be found on ebay under the name Mystryman. I have several different sets of his grips including several on my 747s and 777s. Turnaround ...

I have rebuilt many 7xx series pistols. I found that same issue and so I found it's easier to just replace the entire valve assembly. I first found it on a 722 and couldn't replace the entire barrel assembly because it's no longer avallable. I don't think the Lother-Walther barrels are either so I j...

sorry for the double post

Tom, I have a like new Alfa Proj I'm thinking of selling and would make you a good deal on it. It has no issues or scratches original box and everything it came with new. If your interested send me a private message. Bill

Why can't you put it in your recycling bin? Or do you know any fishermen who cast their own sinkers?

I was shooting both my Alfa Proj and the PCP Victor side by side yesterday and the only real difference was the grips. One(Victor) is plastic and one is wood. As stated in above thread, they interchange. When I bought the Victor I had Wes install the regulator for a small extra fee and also adjust t...

Received my Sig Precision Target pistol yesterday and I must say I'm pretty impressed so far. Quality seems pretty good, very similar to my Fas 6004. I fired about 50 RWS Hobbys out of it and It averaged in the low 350s fps.through my Caldwell cronograph. Low was 343 and high was 360fps. This was mu...

Hey guys, I just ordered the new Sig Sauer super target pellet pistol from Sig today. It's made for them from Chappada just like the 6004 with basically the same mechanicals but styled to resemble the Sig 210 with a walnut ambi grip and all steel construction. Specs seem about the same fore fps. at ...

Hey guys I just got a great deal on the just out Sig super target pellet pistol. It is supposed to look and feel close to the Sig 210 9mm target pistol I guess it just came out and I've only seen it for sale at Airguns of Arizona and the Sig Sauer store. I have read some new reviews and they seem pr...

As a follow up guys I recently purchased the Listone Victor in PCP as it was on sale for $216. plus shipping including an added regulator. I must say it is every bit as accurate as my Alpha Proj. It is a very close copy. The Alpha does have a higher shot count but the Victor does fine for my purpose...

I have a set of left handed grips from Andrew on my FWB 65 and they are really nice. Well worth the price and Andrew is great to work with.

I've had my FAS 6004 for about 8 months now and did all the mods some months ago and I'm pleased with the results. It shoots right at 335 fps. +or- 3 fps. which is very consistent imo. That is with RWS Hobbys 7gr. which it loves. It is as accurate as my FWB 65 in my hands. I'm a lefty and the factor...

I have the Victor in co2 and so far it seems to be pretty well made but I decided for pcp I wanted to try the Alfa Proj.

Thanks for responding Rover, I pulled the trigger on an Alfa Proj last night. If it doesn't work out it won't be the first time I made a mistake. Sometimes I tend to be a bit too impulse at times lol. I think it will work fine for what I want it for. Bill

Does anyone have a Listone Victor and an Alfa Proj that they could compare the 2. I know the Victor is from Taiwan and the Alfa is from Czech Republic but is there a big difference in quality. I think one difference is the Alfa is regulated and the Victor is not. I bought the Victor in co2 and like ...

Simple solution is to go back to single stroke pump guns. LOL

I got a set of ambi grips for my FWB 65 from Andrew and the fit my hand great. I'm a lefty and finding lefty grips for a FWB 65 is really tough. Andrew is a class guy and does great work. If your not pleased with the grips he makes you he will make it right. I have had a great experience with him an...