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j-team wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2024 2:39 pm 100% agree. Also its pushed by the clothing manufacturers because it equals $$$!

Our youths shoot 195+/390+ AR just in Sauer Standard clothes with very basic FWBs (all stuff from the club). LOTS of $$$, for sure.

The rear stock of Expert can't be shifted to the side.

They do, but don't get injured after few years of intensive trainings.

K38 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2024 9:16 amWhy would there be injury?

From spinal twist and double bent, shooting jackets were developed to prevent it decades ago.

Pistolero gonna hate... :-)

No, it will not reanimate international shooting in the US - people prefer "real" guns there (the bow is fine too, one can hunt with it). It will cause different injuries only.

He uses Centra Basic 3.0, it has the slot for Centra blinder. Easy to attach and adjust, much better and easier than screwed one.

Str8tshooter wrote: ↑Fri Apr 05, 2024 5:57 pm Does the body of the rear sight have to be within the 850mm length of air system?

No, it doesn't, because sights are not the part of system (barrel + receiver, etc.).

Regards

Hi Bill,

yes, they do. I got my shorter pieces last year in Munich during national championship by Walther service point. Try to contact Walther directly.

I can post photos today at the evening.

Regards,
Vassili

Youngbill wrote: ↑Mon Feb 26, 2024 7:48 pm I'm having an alignment problem with a Scatt basic on the Scatt rail of my daughter's KK500. I don't see any adjustments on the mount and when the Scatt is mounted to the rail, it is off a good 6 inches on the target.

Hi Bill,

just go through the SCATT calibration.

Regards,
Vassili

Price and ability to produce LOTS of clothes in short time.

You force the muzzle into the middle - your trace comes from top right and recoil goes there then. The trace in your first post is defined by gravity only.

Post photos of your stance here.

Training + clothes.

For Pardini FR22 as 3P ISSF rifle I would buy extra rear stock assemblies with buttplates and cheek pieces first of all. AFAIK, Pardini also offers special case to store all the stuff together with the rifle.

- extra rear sights
- extra front sights
- elevation kits

are also must haves.

Bob Foth wrote: ↑Mon Mar 13, 2023 12:56 am I also suggest raising your front sight as close to the legal limit as possible (60mm center-to-center from the bore).

Hi Bob,

ISSF rules for AR were changed, max. allowed height is now 80mm.

Regards,
KabalMSU