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I was looking for information on the FAS 607 and whether it has a built-in trigger stop (backlash in...French), and I found out that the grub screw G in front of the trigger blade is the actual TS. I tried it on my FAS 607 and guess what? It is just that. The vertical grub screw F adjusts the take-u...

Here is how I refurbished the FAS magazine for fitting a 6-shot follower. The jig and the carpenter's vice helped enormously, as I would not be able to take the mag apart and put it together without them. The jig was made using nails and a screw as well as .22 LR empties that allowed the magazine to...

Thanks for the tip, JamesH.

I may give it a try as the steel of the magazine seems to allow bending it out of shape and back in the original shape.

Cheers.

A Bow Opening Plier or Reverse Action Plier may do the job of disassembling the FAS magazines, I'm told.

I wonder if anyone has tried it.

Thank you Greg.

There is no visible base to be removed, indeed.

I wish to take apart the FAS SP 602 magazine, for cleaning and changing the follower or the spring, but I am not sure how to proceed. Any pointers? There is a rectangular cross-slot bar located near the base of the magazine, that seems stuck or rusty. How is it dislodged? Pushed through? Thank you f...

I wish to take apart the FAS SP 602 magazine, for cleaning and changing the follower or the spring, but I am not sure how to proceed. Any pointers? There is a rectangular cross-slot bar located near the base of the magazine, that seems stuck or rusty. How is it dislodged? Pushed through? Thanks for ...

The shooter must believe it helps him in some way, but does the Pardini really need this sort of add-on for balance, or it serves some other (harmonics, reduced jump when firing, or similarly personal), purpose?

I wonder what that contraption is.

Seen mostly amongst PRC shooters.

It seems that Gold medal at Fort Benning went to WANG Meng Yi (China), shooting a Feinwerkbau P44. Nope, the gold medal went to Wu Jiayu (also from China), shooting a Steyr evo 10 E... It's nice that FWB is back on the air pistol podium taking silver, as first and second place are most often taken ...

It seems that Gold medal at Fort Benning went to WANG Meng Yi (China), shooting a Feinwerkbau P44.

The whole event here: https://youtu.be/MMzDq02EDSM?t=28m36s

Almost all pistols for issf 25m treat the 5th shot just like the other 4 because when slide stays open after last shot it ruins balance and follow through. In Rapid Fire most shooters shoot a 6th imaginary shot to ensure the 5th shot was executed properly. how old is your SSP? newer ones dont have ...

The shooter is Jeehae Jung from South Korea and all her grips are similarly modified to support the shooting hand's wrist.

That's good of you, Brian.
Thank you.

I agree that it does not look legit. This pic (below) shows what the legit grip and wrist support ought to look like, despite the heavy customization. Source: https://youtu.be/7IXdx13v4mo?t=22m52s That pistol is not gripped in the firing position, therefore is irrelevant. IMHO. It can be later seen...

I have a large collection of curio grip pics, but I'm sure that you've got the big picture already.

This one as well: https://youtu.be/I89rcMvytH8?t=9m35s

This seems to have passed inspection, from here: https://youtu.be/VlXEsdjGVNs?t=19m51s

I agree that it does not look legit.

This pic (below) shows what the legit grip and wrist support ought to look like, despite the heavy customization. Source: https://youtu.be/7IXdx13v4mo?t=22m52s

In that case this pic shows a beyond the black line (wrist) support grip configuration, or not? Screen shot shown grabbed from here: https://youtu.be/qBqJhOKH0dw?t=13m30s