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The MGH1 is pretty front heavy though. I also wanted a pistol with the weight closer to the hand, and ended up with a Feinwerkbau P44. If I was you I would look at the new Feinwerkbau P8X

therider wrote:I think that data sheets are wrong! See for example the sight length of the various models

What's wrong with the listed sight lenghts? They look right to me.

Interesting to see that Steyr grips now have little in the way of finger grooves, and that they've caught on to what I've been preaching for years by venting the barrel shroud to cut weight. You shoot better with a lighter gun, it just needs to be enough weight, if the balance is correct. The quest...

Rink makes grip inserts for all the pistols he makes grips for including the CM22.

The new FAS 6007 should be available from March this year.

My pick is the Pardini RF - Mechanical. I have one and I like it. It does have a very raked grip from the factory which does not work for everyone. If the original Pardini grip is to "raked" then buy it with a Nill grip, the Nill grip's rake is closer to the Walther GSP and Hammerli pisto...

Can somebody quantify the effect of absorber malfunction on pellet position? Possibly with clamped pistol? When I have tested pellets it groups very well. I am pretty sure the inconsistent absorber has no effect on the pellet position it is just a little annoying the the recoil is not the same ever...

I have a P44 short and I am really happy about it. My main objection though is the absorber. Mine does not need to be adjusted often, but it is a little inconsistent. All other P44's I have tried is the same. I like the P44 much better than the lp10 but the absorber of the lp10 is clearly better. As...

An article about the FAS 6007 http://www.all4shooters.com/en/specials ... rd-pistol/

Apparently it will not be available until October.

I don't understand why they build up excitement for a premier and then don't publish any material right away. Kind of a drag they haven't published any data and proper pictures.

Testing

Is it possible to adjust the trigger on the Morini CM84e to a slight rolling feel?

Jin Jong Oh just sat a new world record on free pistol at the world championships in Granada Spain. 583 was his score.

http://www.issf-sports.org/pages/result ... 313b303b30

I previously had a MG5e and now amongst others have a CM84e. MG5 is a nice pistol no doubt about that. By default the grip has much more rake compared to the Morini. Sure it can be adjusted but you can't go far away from default without messing up harmonics between grip and pistol anyway. At least n...

I went to my parts bin TB and found two sights one from my own gun and one from a friends SP20. Two of the front sights measure 10.29 mm in height. I know that the two that are 10.29 mm are from our SP20's and were as supplied with the guns when new. The new sight I made to solve my problem is 13 m...

Ahhh....let me think....2mm shorter than the +2mm you already have. Maybe my English is too bad for explaining my question correctly but In my thread starter I mention that mine are 5 and 6mm. But since I don't know the hight of a standard sight I don't know if I have a standard and a +1mm or a +1m...

The question was never if I should get a +2mm front sight. I asked if I already have one since I don't know the height of a normal size.

When the sights are adjusted for rapid fire I can see the frame of the pistol in my sights. On my SP20's I found it was not the frame as such but when the rear sight is in the lowest position the rear sight block itself is in view in the bottom of the rear notch as it slopes slightly downhill. By r...

Thanks for all your comments. I was not out to make a new front sight though but just to buy a taller one. I guess that if a standard one is 4.25 mm then my 6 mm is what they call +2 mm.