TargetTalk

Thank you David. Does that mean that the after travel cannot play any part in distrubing the shot? I hope I am not confusing in asking that. After releasing the shot, if the trigger finger was to jerk thru to the stop for example. Or has the pellet well and truly left the barrel, so it matters not a...

Does anyone have a method/instructions, maybe even a couple of photo's on how I can have a trigger stop on my Morini AP? There's no adjustment in the manual for this and I'd like to have the trigger similar to the trigger stop set up on my LP 10. What do other Morini AP users do? Accept the trigger ...

I mostly shoot AP and have been coached to 'lightly hold/grip' the pistol for this discipline. What about free pistol? I have a toz 35. Should this also be 'lightly held' or because it has some recoil, should I be gripping with more pressure?

Sorry, I'm of the subject. Rob, your photo shows you shooting with a bent arm. I too shoot with my arm bend, but only very slightly, nothing like your photo shows. So, how important is it to have the arm straight? Many of the best shooters appear to have their elbow locked. Even locked and slightly ...

The BSA 40mm with supplied rail is fine. Had mine for more than two years. Ruin your sub 6, 10m training?? It won't ruin it but it will play no part in complimenting it either. Two totally diffferent approached to aligning on a target. The red dot in fact is likely to confirm that your settle/hold a...

Yes, re reading it I was a bit terse so my apologise.
Nevertheless along with his committment for two hours a night, he has a coach who you would think he could ask about things like this. Or a fellow shooter or the gun store where he's been looking at a new purchase.

He's been led up the garden path.
No such rule and I doubt any official would even take any notice
given its a free pistol.
Commonsense prevails in most instances even if the unusual is encountered.

And if you are saving to buy an LP 10 you'll get two cylinders with the
pistol - so thats around 300 shots.
Spend your mental engergy on your shooting not trivial things like intricately silly plans to supply more air to your gun.