TargetTalk

David M wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 4:55 am Ah arr… you need the Pistol Shooters book of Excuses, filled with 100’s of unique reasons.
One for every occasion…..

I NEED IT, WHERE CAN I BUY ONE? :D

today I had a chance to finally impress the others since I joined this club and...

...and that's when I learnt "don’t count your chickens before they hatch"
lesson learnt....

it was FREEZING at the range today (~5°C) and everyone were shaking. CAN'T blame the cold so I wonder what's your experience shooting in extreme weather condition?

Think you may have found you have answered your own question as you have found if you bring your target into focus by using an iris your shots go all over the place. What you want to do is to be able to see the molecular structure of the front sight - meaning it it perfectly in focus. That will mea...

william wrote: ↑Mon May 03, 2021 7:29 am Couldn't you eliminate all this searching / experimenting whilst improving your scores by...
...closing your eyes and letting the bullets "zen" their way to the target?

step 1: find a Zen master

hint*: Don Lockwood had an umbrella when he was Singing in the Rain

Mine doesn't move much because I put a little bit of synthetic grease on it where it contacts the trigger sear. Some people would say it will never wear enough to make a difference, and they are probably correct. glad to hear that this is common! You saved my day again, thanks a lot for the advice!...

Just got my new Steyr evo 10, very excited indeed! I won't be able to try it until this weekend but I noticed some clicking* sound if I tilt the pistol left and right. video here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zrj9why62jPcikhQ8 At the moment the cylinder is empty and it sounds like something is movable...

You don't know how lucky you are. Every time I shift my weight (fortunately 40 lbs less of it than a couple of years ago), I hear and feel clicking in my left knee. the million dollar question: does your knee make the clicking or is it that your knee can feel the clicking sound coming from your pis...

Just got my new Steyr evo 10, very excited indeed! I won't be able to try it until this weekend but I noticed some clicking* sound if I tilt the pistol left and right. video here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zrj9why62jPcikhQ8 At the moment the cylinder is empty and it sounds like something is movable...

Just got my new Steyr evo 10, very excited indeed! I won't be able to try it until this weekend but I noticed some clicking* sound if I tilt the pistol left and right. video here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zrj9why62jPcikhQ8 At the moment the cylinder is empty and it sounds like something is movable...

brent375hh wrote: ↑Thu Dec 16, 2021 9:41 am The striker is free to move back and forth when not cocked. After you shoot it with air and the anti recoil weight gets unlatched, it will also move some until you cock it again.

Not to worry.

Thank you!!! I can sleep tonight :D

Just got my new Steyr evo 10, very excited indeed! I won't be able to try it until this weekend but I noticed some clicking* sound if I tilt the pistol left and right. video here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Zrj9why62jPcikhQ8 At the moment the cylinder is empty and it sounds like something is movable ...

Difference between Training and Practice on the Range... Training is going to the range with a plan to work on one specific aspect of shooting. It might be to work on of the basics, grip, hold,stance, lift/transition (rapidfire), sights, timing etc. It is not shot in any match type conditions (time...

new member here & a little introduction back in early 2000 I used to train 3-6 hours a day, 6 days a week, for 3 years straight until I left school. now that I finally have the opportunity to get back to the game, "intensive training" seems like a luxury because the clubs nearby only m...