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....May I ask how the recoil is with the shorter and lighter front? Also, have you vised the gun and to check on its new group? The recoil remains light and straight back into the arm. The mod just made the overall length of the FP60 about the same as the H160, so nothing unusual occurred in the fi...

Take a look at this article in Rimfire Central: http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=330394 Did the same to a FP60. 57mm were cut off the muzzle end, and the front sight assembly moved rearward. The result was balance resembling the earlier Hammerli 160 [sans weights]. In OEM mode ...

Has anyone use those pin hole diopter? http://eyepalusa.com/eyepal_how_does_it_work.html Can't you just make one yourself? Punch a small hole on a sticky sticker? or is there more to this? It is very difficult to punch or drill a precise small hole. If not accurately round and with clean edges ther...

tedbell wrote:...Does Conradin post more frequently than others? Currently, yes.....

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Rover wrote:Acutally, my pet peeve was forgotten: the pod of aromatic 700 pound behemoths in wheelchairs completely blocking the aisles.

Rover, his adult years.....

....Half the fun of Targettalk is listening to the old farts whine about their problems. Isn't there a medical term; senile agitation?..... The other half of the fun of TargetTalk is listening to naive young wankers who miss the fact that they are aging daily like everyone else, and as they move th...

Soak the comp in Kroil overnight. The stuff seems to work its way under the lead/carbon buildup making it easy to chip off. Follow that with straight Simple Green cleaner and brushes. SG is excellent at removing gun crud from comps, bores, and actions. Both of those products can be used in an ultras...

Hi! I recently had the chance to get the compensator of an dysfunct fp10..e distance between muzzle and the "insert"? And is this distance of any importance?... Beyond marketing bling, what is the need for a compensator on a 50-meter pistol? The bullet is long gone before muzzle lift, and...

I think most high level shooters use a "6'oclock" hold in which the front sight lies tangent to the very bottom of the black circle of the target... I think you'll find that holding the front sight tangent to the bull will give you an uncertain vertical displacement. Being that close to t...

....May I ask which tool (the manufacturer) you used? While you're awaiting a reply from "agentr", I'll mention the piloted cutters I use. The 3/4 x 11* is Brownell's #080-586-750WB [bottom] which is made by http://maford.com . The 1" diameter 90* facing cutter is Midway USA's #74387...

... Or $5 if you're handy with an X-acto knife.... It's a bit more involved to get a good fitting foam liner. An X-Acto knife will just hack it up. To do it right, make an accurate pattern of the pistol and buy an electric kitchen carving knife, then mount it 90* to a work table. I've made a bunch ...

18" x 13" x 3.5" works nicely for most 50-meter pistols if you don't stash a lot of junk under the lid foam. 16" should be fine for an air pistol, less for a sport pistol. You'll lose a lot of carry space if a pistol is positioned diagonally in a small case, so consider that. Ass...

If you wet your thumb and index finger with oil, then roll every fifth or tenth round between them, the ejection problem goes away. A couple of boxes can be done PDQ. Just a light film of oil is needed to break the stickiness of the brass. It also helps to keep carbon and bullet wax from fouling the...

Rover wrote:... but it's a bit underpowered for my taste.

I hear that occasionally from wankers who are still learning how to shoot.

> ...my only experience is with (I think) a FWB 65 and it will wear you out. > ...The less effort needed on the firing line to prepare the gun for a shot, the better It's human nature to seek the easy path, but this is getting silly. Feinwerkbau sold 145,000 of the 65's to shooters over a period of ...

Look at this link http://www.gun-tests.com/issues/12_8/features/4420-1.html I may see it costing a grand, but not 2K or more. Am I the only one who thinks so? Mike Mike, that article is almost 12 years old. European match guns went up in cost a few years back when the value of the Euro hammered the...

rony wrote:i want to buy a new pistol which pistol is good for buy?

Buckmark

... I currently have a TOZ. I have a tendency to jerk the trigger..... I do better. The Bennelli has a 2 stage trigger and taking up the 1st stage seems to allow me to squeeze the final release.. The Pardini FP trigger mechanism is rock simple. If you prefer a heavier trigger, replacing the large c...

... the barrel should be turned in a lathe to insure concentricity to the bore for the new crown.... Ideally, lathe turning a barrel is the proper procedure to re-crown a muzzle. As mentioned previously, there is another way to obtain a precision result as the illustrations show.... http://tinyurl....