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Dr.Bill
Yes STi are nice but a little too pricey for my budget

Hello all I took a break from shooting (2-3 years off) I just got back into it a couple months ago and it's like starting all over again I sold some of the pistols that I used for bullseye For my center fire pistol I had a Sig p210 It was nice but I never really loved the trigger (it was ok) So now ...

I've had problems with the Eley target ammo(yellow box) When i used to have a Walther SSP Some of the cartridge would not go off It was randomly, 2-3 rounds per boxes(or sometimes more) You could clearly see it was hit I stopped using it I never had any problems with any other brands Never had a pro...

Rover wrote: ↑Sat Jul 17, 2021 6:33 pm In my LGR, I found that .177 pellets worked best.

Well that sucks
I can only find 4.5 mm pellets.......

Hello all I just got myself a classic Walther LGR I've been shooting air pistol for a long time I'm not planning on competing by any means Just backyard shooting for fun I'm about to put an order with champion's choice and would like some advice on what pellets do I need to get for air rifle At this...

My first 22 pistol was a Ruger MK 3 I really did not like it Could not use standard velocity ammo Had to do a trigger job but still not that good The grip sucks,just could not shoot that thing I then "pulled the trigger" on a Benelli mp90 Wow what a pistol!very nice! Good trigger,good grip...

David M wrote: ↑Sun Jul 04, 2021 6:27 pm So what trait does the Pardini have that the others don’t?

Same reason why the FWB 65 was popular in the 70's and 80's!

Where in VA?

Just checked it and looks fine to me
I guess I could get one next time I order more parts

I have mine for about 3 years now
Never had anything break,very solid pistol!
However I have replaced both springs at the front of the pistol
Parts are easily available from Earl's repair center

Rover

I tried to melt an ice cube with my power also but no success

I'm wondering if I'm doing this right
Do you take the ice cube out of the freezer?

This could be a nice addition since I own a p210
Now I only wish that it will be available locally so that I can see/try it before I buy

Remember this,
Buying something used is buying someone's else problem!

http://www.carlwalther.com/ssp.htm

It's an adapter that replace the rear sight
You need to use the screw from the rear sight as it does not come with it
But it is limited to a few brand of optic

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FWB 103
50 y
91-91-93-92-95-96

FWB_700_Alu wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 11:10 am

That 91 Series woke me up! I wasn´t excecuting a follow thru and forgot to slighty keep my mouth open with my tounge resting on the inside of my inner right lip/cheek. That also helps in cleaner holes in the Target ( I learned that today)

Wow
I need to try that

I'm checking for a fellow shooter that just bought a SSP with left grip
He got a right grip and says that he needs additional parts to convert
Does anyone knows if you do?
Looking at my SSP it seems like you can switch the mag release by removing a screw and move the parts

Ruger is not picky on ammo brand and very easy to clean & maintain, never had any problems or alibi at competitions, I wish his new Walther SSP would be as reliable as the MKII. For me it's the other way around I used to have a MK III and by fat the worst pistol I ever used I could not use stan...

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50 y
FWB 103
Started great but don't know what happened
98-96-90-92-93-91

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FWB 103
50 y/o
Sub six hold