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From those rules the inner tens would be the last thing to be considered. As the original post was from Australia though I wouldn't have thought that US domestic rules would have applied. Sorry about that -- I should have paid more attention to the origin. Here are the 2009 ISSF rules: 6.14 TIE-BRE...

This is a bit difficult because, under strict ISSF rules, there would always be a final in AP60. In general though you are correct. Ties where there are no finals or shoot-offs are broken by total number of inner tens (in the complete match), followed by countback in ten shot series, followed by nu...

Thanks very much. I can't see spending $9 for that screw when I can get a replacement stainless steel screw for 28 cents! You've been a great help.

I bought the P44 for the convenience and consistency of compressed air, how well it shoots, and I got a good deal on it. The grips are okay, but I'll probably go to a custom grip next year. I love all the adjustments you can make to the gun, and one day I will actually use them. I also like the dry-...

Anybody know the size of the FWB P44 trigger adjustment screw? The one that is on the side of the trigger shoe to adjust the position. I can't tell if it's 3.0, 2.5 mm, let alone the pitch. I only know it's small, metric and has a soft head.

I just bought a new (slightly used) FWB P44 with large grips and I'll attest that the grips are a little large. My hand measures 95 mm from the base joint of my index finger to the base of my pinkie -- kind of on the cusp between medium and large. The challenge with the FWB P44 grip is that the hand...