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The usual procedure is to shoot one, clean. Shoot another, clean, etc. This allows the projectile to burnish the bore in some fashion, causing the burrs and machine marks to "lie down" in a manner that won't collect fouling. It seems to work nicely for me with brand-new centerfire barrels....

... and they blind in one eye and can't see out t'other

Mark

Welcome back sir! For the short line, it's nice to be able to shoot the more pleasant ammo but in my Ballgun, 50 yard loads have to have some mojo to 'em to shoot well. Things have changed quite a bit over the last few years. I Legged with a .30 caliber rifle shooting Lake City issued on the line - ...

Eric, I am nearsighted and use lenses of different scripts for different applications. My aiming eye is -1.25 so for aperture (match rifle) sights, I use a -.50 since I want to maintain a bit of the nearsightedness without correcting it completely away. For Service Rifle (post front sight), I use a ...

Just about any decent or better rifle will satisfy those needs. There are many FWB 300's or similar single-stroke pneumatics available at reasonable prices. I scored a ANIB Gamo 126 for $99 a few years ago because "it ain't powerful enough to kill a gopher" according to the owner. The Gamo...

If $$ really isn't an issue, Chambers Custom or SVI will build you a piece good enough for anyone.

Realistically, having someone knowledgeable build on your existing gun is what most shooters do.

Mark

They get stirred into the pot and become 45 wadcutters at my house!

I've heard of it done in smallbore rifle but can't recall what the results might have been. Sounded to me like an experiment just to see if there might be an advantage of any sort. Never heard of anyone trying it with pistol ammo.

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Mark

Much appreciated!

My apologies if it's been addressed before ...

Does ANYone make a LH or even an ambi grip for the Izzy?

Thanks

Mark