TargetTalk

The rule is clear. The cartridge (in this case the pellet) has to be removed. Otherwise the safety flag could not be inserted.

I can say I am an experienced shooter since I have been shooting Std, Center fire and bullseye (9 mm and .45) for about ten years now. I have compited regularly in all these disciplines but with not much success. Nevertheless I love shooting so I keep doing it. Now I am commited to become a reasonab...

Your message drew my attention because I think I had a very similar problem shooting right hand. I have always been (or believed I was) rigth handed. The problem was that I always had to fight against a lack of control of my rigth hand when writing or when shooting (For example, written exams at hig...

Thank you Steve for your response. Lanny Basshams system didn't work for me either, probably because of my personal psicological characteristics. It well may work with others.

I couldn't express with better words the problems of performance drop in competition than Oz did. Actually, I think my average drop is at least 10% in competition against training scores (I am not completely sure since I don`t usually score training but I feel is in that order). I have been tackling...

Thank you to all of you that answered my question. It seems that I better stay with my old GSP's or get a new Expert rather than trying to make the conversion.
Luis

I own a Walther GSP .22 and a Walther GSP .32 with which I compete regularly in Standard and Center Fire. I wonder whether anybody knows if it is feasible to convert them to the more modern "GSP Target" version, and if this is the case, what parts should I have to purchase? I would pretiat...