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The fill adapter works well. I hated having to unscrew the original under pressure. Don't know why they don't include this type from the factory

Regarding the PP20, I was at IWA in Germany the other week and on the Snow Peak stand they had the pre production PP30. It's essentially the same, but with an improved trigger. Trying them both there was a noticeable difference between them. As mentioned, it's a bit of a gamble with spares but felt ...

I'm also in the UK, and even though I have a stash of R10's I find no difference between them and the super cheap H&N Econ for under £4 a tin!

I've had an Umarex Ready Air for a few weeks now and it seems well built and reliable. Spares are included for a rebuild after 20 hours use

That's some great shooting at 100 yards. I'd be happy with that at 50!
I'd love to get into this if I had the facilities.
It's the same over here in the UK. People just don't want to get up off the bench to shoot.

If you're referring to the Hawke Vantage then the one I have in 20mm is plenty bright enough outside in the sun

They're not very nice to shoot single handed and the open sights aren't great. If they made a decent grip and put some proper adjustable sights on it would be ok for informal target use

I'm not overly keen on having the cocking lever sticking up in the air in dry fire mode, but I'm guessing that's the case with the Walthers too? As mentioned, there's little to no difference in terms of capability as it's all down to the shooter with equipment at this level Its design doesn't inter...

Sc0- wrote: ↑Fri Feb 03, 2023 4:23 pm Not sure as to which model lp500 your referring to, but mine has a horizontal sliding button above the trigger for dry firing. Cocking level is open and closed, nothing sticking up.

Sorry, I was referring to the AP20

I'm not overly keen on having the cocking lever sticking up in the air in dry fire mode, but I'm guessing that's the case with the Walthers too?
As mentioned, there's little to no difference in terms of capability as it's all down to the shooter with equipment at this level

Isn't any surface light reflecting? That's how we see stuff!

Can't speak for the other models but I've had faultless performance from my AP20 for about 5 years now. I'd definitely spend the extra to get the 'pro' version as the grip is so much better

I think we should see a return to this
https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/646 ... mpic-event

Thanks for the reply. I understand what you're saying about the offset but my thinking was when double handed shooting with a squarer stance, I'd be looking more or less straight ahead. From what you've described, there wouldn't be any benefit in having larger lenses to cater for both stances as the...

I don't think it's ever been a particularly interesting spectator sport has it?

Had an eye test today and as I suspected, I need a new prescription for both reading and distance. For the first time I was brave enough to mention my requirements for shooting (I'm in the UK and this isn't something I discuss freely). To my relief the optician actually appeared to be interested, an...

Blimey, all this maths is hurting my head. If I didn't have an adjustable rear notch I'd be inclined to just file a bit and keep looking through the sights till it seemed about right

You're doing pretty good for a new guy I reckon.
How does closing sport buildings at 5 stop the spread of covid? Seems unnecessary to me

On my compact you just lift the barrel up an inch or 2 and it cocks the trigger

The Compact has a dry fire function so I'm assuming the V10 has too?