TargetTalk

salar600 wrote:I would say yes, I have one like the 1903
see this one
http://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/index.ph ... w=variante

Unfortunately they do not offer the stock by itself.

Thanks, but I actually found what I need.

Did they ever produce a match type stock for a 64 action LEFT BOLT? I have a sporter I'd like to convert to light weight smallbore rifle. Thanks.

Marc Orvin wrote:I use the cloth one on a 32 S&W and it will hold 5 easy and 10 maybe. I usually just empty it after each series of 5.

They cost a lot for no more than it is, but it works.

Thanks, now wondering if the platic one holds more shells????

Does anyone have experience with the plastic brass catcher and know how many empty shells it holds? Same question for the cloth one. Thanks.

Prior to handloading I want to try out some factory rounds in a Hammerli SP20. Any recommendations between S&B and Magtech which are the two brands I can currently find in stock?

I chose Joe Leininger as this was for my PPC gun.

Can anyone recommend a good revolver gunsmith that they have actually used? Thanks.

Using a 185gr swaged lswchp what load (using BE) is recommended for accuracy that will work for both 25 and 50 yard line?

Well I finally figured it out and have a phenominal safe trigger. I replace the spring under the front toggle and now it is under 8 ounces with a crisp let off. My tigger guage is not digital and only goes as low as 8 ounces so I don't know the exact weight.

Hi. I just picked up a used 64 Match in very nice condition. The trigger measures 4.5# and I cannot find any instructions for adjusting it. I have a feeling it may need to go to a good gunsmith to have it reworked to about 1#. I'm including a picture of it. I'm thinking that it will need a lighter s...

OK, here's an answer. Try a Tanfoglio Elite Match .45. I had one is 9mm and was darn accurate. Price is approx $550.00!!!

Hornady HBWC work well. Try Powder Valley for pricing.

marvelshooter wrote:Neil Kravitz (NSK) is a bullseye shooter and knows what we need. He is a regular poster on the bullseye-list and is very helpful to anyone with a reloading question. Highly recommended.

His remanufactured ammo is accurate and reasonable. www.nsksales.com or see him at Camp Perry.

You can go crazy trying to figure out which gun to buy for a start. My advice would be to buy the least expensive one you can find then shoot it for a few months to see if you are as good as the pistol. Most any .22 target pistol will be more accurate than a new shooter.

As an owner of several model 41's, I have had poor accuracy issues. No doubt there are some accurate 41's out there. Unfortunately, none of my 3 happen to fall into the accurate category. I guess this is why you see aftermarket barrels offered for them as a matter of routine. At any rate, poor qual...

I consulted some BE board members and was advised to check to see if any 208, 215 or other mags would work...........if I were to use it for BE as it only had one mag. This has the longer sight radius, near Olympic max, which may or may not be a plus to you. I decided that mine, w/o a box, tools, o...

I have a chance to buy one in excellent condition for approx $900. How does it compare to the 208 and what is it really worth dollar wise? Thanks.