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Well Done Dan!

I like to dry fire against a blank wall. I am trying to get a perfect release without disturbing the sight picture AND a perfect follow through. When you are actually shooting you will be wobbling in the tightest area you can while releasing the shot. You do NOT!!! want to "ambush" the bu...

You could also get your eyes tested by an optician asking them to check your eyes for a focus point at the foresight distance

fc60 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 4:22 pm Greetings,

Here is a PDF copy...

http://www.pistoliers.com/manuel/Manuel ... li_150.pdf

From the Walther website...

https://www.carl-walther.com/fileadmin/ ... li_150.pdf

Cheers,

Dave

Those are the same ones that Scott has posted in the tenp files!

I wrote a guide on how to set up your rear sight placement and your iris. You can find it here https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/7741927 ... nager_grid

Simple answer is - the impact should be approximately 3.33" higher than the center of the bull at 50y. using rough maths from my kiddywink years - on a 6click/minute sights its 40 clicks from 50s to 100s. which is 6.67minutes of angle. at 50's it is 0.5" per minute of angle. 6.67min x 0.5&...

Do you dry fire on a blank wall? Or a wall with a line/ single dot? Depends on the purpose of the dry firing! if its to focus on inner position/hold/balance/trigger etc then no marks are needed - if its to focus on natural alignment/sight alignment (with the target)/approach then yes you'll need an...

i'm thinking it could be time for a service/sending back to the manufacturer/seller

Ok thank you. I see some coarse felts. Are these truly rough, would they damage the barrel? You would put bore paste on the felts for heavily fouled barrels, or more frequently? There are two types of felts from VFG for use on a rod- the plain ones and then the green ones - the green have small bit...

ok - shoot about 50 pellet though it, pull a dry pull through, through it and then test it again and see how you get on

if its brand new - did you clean it first? as this could effect accuracy as could lead in the barrel Other than that it could be that the barrel has worn in a little (in a good way) and rubbed off all the cutting marks now how have you stored the pellets? have they oxidised? Give it a good clean, to...

Silver thing at the bottom looks like a pin that holds the trigger in place on an anschutz

The two parts between the springs and the bolts could be extractors but i'm not 100% on that

start with the ISSF rules, the rules have good details on what the range standards should be (as well as distances/fp details etc)

use a pull through after every session, mainly to remove the lead residue as you don't want that oxidising in your barrel.

For a more thorough cleaning i've always used VFG products (blue bore paste, teflon grease, felts and an airgun rod) - probably after every tin or two

If you’re getting creep it might be worth checking that there’s no oil/grease on the sear hindering its performance

having worn Vans in the past (amazing shoes) i can't see why they wouldn't pass the stiffness test - if they did fail it wouldn't take too much to break them in imho

it looks like it should as i've always found that Anschutz are good for their cross compatability - but don't quote me on that

What did you find Paul?

Might be worth noting/adding that hydration can play a huge role in vision for shooting, afterall the eye is full of fluid (albeit gooey stuff), are you finding that your vision is affected by hydration more or less after your cataract surgery?

Yeah you’ll damage your gun dry firing it. You’ll have to just go for aiming practice instead

Is that pistol box as in for transport if so heavy duty or not? or pistol box as in “all goodies inc plus scope mounting point” box?