TargetTalk

i have a nill grip with a 7 deg. offset. it took me 2 trips to the range (and my home shop) for dry fire practice , to get angles, alignment. when i liked it, i used an engraver to re stipple. being left eye dominant, and 80 isn deg. to the target.

There is a small scope in the buy,sell trade section. I have one and can attest to the quality and micro size here in the greater Boston area there are a lot of shooters using them on the line

There are compensators out there as an add on. Could this be considered a barrel extension? It's 1/2. To3/4" long.... Just a thought?

Thanks scott , and moderators too. This is my favorite place to go for coaching advice and all things target shooting. It's the best.

i agree, but after shooting for 5 yrs i think the palm shelf would only help for a few matches then the novelty wears off

I have read this thread with great interest, and at the end was left flat. I'd love to hear just a hint of what Russ has to offer I have in my journal, pages of quotes from Bill Horton, RobStubbs,Steve Schwartz and Richard H to name a few. Due to my inconsistencies, some work better than others at d...

As said by so many here, the important thing to do is record the things you did well and not the negative! positive reinforcement is one of the best training techniques. I record scores etc, but have recorded much more valuable info from shot plans. glean things from posts here and use the endless k...

i use the iris to sharpen the sights (and red dot) i have an astigmatism so without the iris my red dot is like a w, or comet. Add this to head position and uniform pupil size. works for me, individual results may vary!

my daughters ( and son) shoot my unique, i know, they're hard to find!, but of all my target pistols they like it best. the weight comes off and the palm shelf can be rotated to support a tiny hand

trigger doesn't set when the gun is cocked spring maybe? any suggestions would be appreciated

thanks Greg, great threadpositive thoughts, duplicate what I did for that perfect shot, stay focused. my prep this summer will also include a simple bill Horton quote, allign, settle, accept release

is there a reduce target that applies to 50' ?

my favorite grip is the stock morini on my lp 1 no other morini fits as well but Nill, now thats a great grip ( for me) . I don't like other morini, rink, or vitarbo, but all grips usually need a bit of tweaking to be a good marriage to your hand. i take my time,dermal,sand and with an electric engr...

a bunch of guys shooting gallery 22 bought walther osps and some shoot unique. for me, my slow fire score suffered while i did jump up in timed and rapid. not worth the trouble for me, but I don't shot rapid fire so there's my opinion

just another quick point... if i spend 400 on a plinker style pistol, I can almost guarantee that i would have not gotten in to target style shooting as is is so difficult for me to shoot well with it. I had as akid bought a beeman tempest air pistol. it took 10 years to get interested in target sho...

great accolades for the sport, and as said before a well written article. I have met Will years ago when I first bought an air pistol. he invited me to see the range and talk to him and some of the shooters. that visit really helped to ignite my interest in target shooting.

look down the line of specs and posts here. FWB,pardini. hammerli and marvel conversion, you probably need to try each if you can. grip angle is way different and trigger feel too. I have several 22 sport pistols and shoot the padroni. as for the trigger mentioned earlier, once you set it usually it...

thanks that's what I was looking for. On different days i located the shoe differently on my finger, but stayed in the same spot throughout the whole training session.

What is the premium finger placement on the trigger shoe for a straight back pull?

i have been using a spent casing for dry firing, it gets pretty distorted! and after a while it need a bit of help to get out. any other solutions? i have been told you can dry fire with out anything, but i don't! not after seeing that nurled rim!