TargetTalk

paulo wrote:No side screws visible, it will make cleaning easier.

Cleaning? Wazzat?

They'll have to add screws for the US market so we can stick our dot sights on top.

I'm not great and never will be but I do okay. I'm going to add my two cents in here and agree with some of the other posters. Use a consistent hold on the target, don't go playing games with Kentucky windage to try to put the shots where you want them to go. Don't chase the shot with your sights, i...

Then again we have . . .

robinhoods wrote:whala

Whala?

Anonymous wrote:The initial run of them had soft metal.

Okay for the initial run but what about subsequent runs?

paulo wrote:Many people have mentioned lack of support and lack of spare parts.

That's today. What was it like 10 or 12 years ago when the gun was fairly new?

The frequent mention of the IZH-35M makes me wonder what happened to it. Low interest? Production problems?

I bought mine new and it was less than $400, quite a deal for a bullseye pistol.

Is it that too few Americans are looking for a bullseye .22? Or was there not enough advertising for it?

Orion wrote:What is the Beretta "Parabellum"? I see it on some 92FS', but not all of them.

My 92 says "9mm Parabellum" which is the old name for the 9x19mm cartridge.

Bump

I have a Shooting Chrony. Years ago, I did some tests with it to compare its results to the Oehler 35. I don't have the data any more but they consistently agreed within a few feet per second.

Try lightening the trigger return spring.

Are you willing to sell them?

Will the person who said he had grips please respond.

I'm not sure how we make shooting as inviting a sports choice as soccer. Parents seem to like the team sports as they can go and cheer and yell and say to the guy next to them "Hey that was my kid!" That and at the young ages, team sports are good for the inept. A kid without skill can pl...

visitor wrote:Please take your political rants elsewhere. By the way, biathlon is classified as a Nordic skiing - not a shooting - event.

So? It includes guns, that makes it shooting.

Very strange. You can't import 7.62x25 but any other caliber is okay.

NCST8 wrote:

Orion wrote:I wholeheartedly agree that the Beretta is more accurate

Heresy! Get the torches and pitchforks! We'll burn their castle down!!!

Hmmmm. . . that's good to know. I usually clean my .22s when they start to malfunction. I have to do periodic cleaning just so I don't have a disaster.

Tzed250 wrote: The stock grip is nearly unusable. Much better now!

As I understand it, they are that way by design to give you the opportunity to fit the grip to your hand.

Many reasons. It probably costs less to make them in Russian than in Germany. The folks who buy an IZH35M are budget minded and aren't willing to pay through the nose for a magazine. $110 for a magazine is absurd. "Nobody has replied yet on my new topic: WTB brand new or used IZH35M magazine.&q...