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I need/want to buy a spotting scope for general range shooting, and I'm thinking about giving bullseye a serious go. What style of scope should I get? (Straight eyepiece?) Any good choices that aren't too expensive? Thanks, QD An angled eyepiece seems to work better than the straight style for shoo...

.... the grip it too large for my hands.... Do they still make the stick-on apertures for conventional glasses?... Do not mess with the grip until you have shot the AP enough to clearly define 'pain' points. Then, just spot grind. One adjustment will usually lead to another until you acquire a comf...

I've noticed the trigger pull on my Pardini SP (an older model) has gotten a little heavier. Before you start tweaking the trigger settings, remove the grips and bolt and then flush out the guts with Tri-Flow. Be generous and hose it down. Then, blow out the excess T-F with compressed air. That wil...

Heba wrote:Is it better to work on adjusting the canting in arms (when arm is tilted right or left) or to adjust the grip accordingly?....

Does it really matter?

... My Pardini SP expereinced some issues with CCI SV but was totally relaible with Wolf MT, SKJagd or RWS Target... From what I've seen, it's the CCI SV's bullet diameter that causes feed and misfire problems with some Pardini SPs. The slide won't fully seat the bullet into the rifling, so the fir...

> Have you got a picture of a #35 inverted cone bur? http://tinyurl.com/2bagpbm > a picture of either one of the handpieces you mention? I prefer a Wells belt drive with 3/32" collet, but this cable driven Foredom will work: http://www.foredom.net/h8handpiecegeneraluse.aspx > what finish is use...

A #35 inverted-cone bur in a belt or cable driven handpiece, tapped over the grip surface, comes close to duplicating some factory stipples. This technique cuts the stipple instead of crushing wood like the impact processes do.

I got curious and tried CCI SV. The CCI round is visibly longer than other cartridges which function normally, but my mags held it okay. I did have a few misfires with the SV which were caused by the round not fully seating into the chamber. I suspect the length of the bullet may have less to do wit...

Has anyone stepped in to fill the void left by Lou Lombardi at Falcon Machine? He was a master at cloning and modifying parts, and turning an adequate .22 match pistol into an exceptional one.

Internaitonally Marschal - www.marschalgrips.com/?content=Match_grips-models limited selection, but great value.... Fwiw, I ordered TOZ grips from Dennis Marschal last February and he never completed the order, nor replied to my emails beyond our initial communication. Seems a bit flakey. Hmm Zoned...

Brian James wrote:Internaitonally
Marschal - www.marschalgrips.com/?content=Match_grips-models limited selection, but great value....

Fwiw, I ordered TOZ grips from Dennis Marschal last February and he never completed the order, nor replied to my emails beyond our initial communication. Seems a bit flakey.

robertoherrera wrote:I am a owner of a free pistol Toz-35... was wondering if there are break muzzle for it...

I'm curious how a 50-meter pistol would benefit from a muzzle brake? The bullet is long gone before the lift, and there is no need for second-shot stability.

[quote="BenzSL600"... was wondering if anyone out there has access to an owners manual...[/quote] Contact me with your email addy and I'll send the 600 manual in PDF format. edit: The manual was donated to Pilkington's 10P Files. Go here http://www.pilkguns.com/tenp/spairm600.htm and at th...

The iris should be as close to the eye as practicable, otherwise the field of view would be too small. I use a custom mount Merit adjustable iris forward of my glasses and have a clear view of a bullseye target at 25 yards. Also no problem for 10-meter AP. https://image.ibb.co/iWvtLF/iris2_1.jpg

I was thinking of using a wood piece in the middle of the material I will cast the grip on latex/epoxy wood/... , use latex gloves and then squeeze the material against the wood stick. The idea of the wood core was so that later I could saw it in half for fitting to the guns. The casting rubber com...

Kevin6Q wrote:The stuff dentists use is called alginate. .

Alginate is a water based product. As the water evaporates, the alginate will shrink to maybe 1/5th it's original size. It's only good for making immediate castings.

....Suggestions for materials to use in the original mold are much appreciated. Dentists use a type of rubber/plastic material to make teeth molds, do you know of anything similar that could be bought over the counter? I have been working on a free pistol grip for over six months and it seems like ...

Check your PMs. PDF available for the 600

> For me personally I would not want to make any changes that > would degrade the performance. If you take a TOZ that could hold > an inch and now it only holds 2 inches and your hold does not > change you are going to potentially shoot a lower score. ====================== > I have seen almost none...

Length of barrel:...What would be interesting to know is is there an impact to the group size if you take 3" of the barrel.. Within the ability of mortals shooting offhand, any positive or negative change in the pistol's capacity to group is a non-issue. I suppose there might possibly be a doz...