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Folks, Ebay has listed a set of Ransom Rest inserts for a Pardini SPE. They include the metal adapter to attach to the grip frame before inserting in the rubber adapters. Info states they are marked Don Nygord. Don't remember if Don ever had these made for sale. They look about new. No bids yet, st...

I'm in about the same position. I've got my 4 screw K-38 that I used for Center Fire, when I was shooting PTO's, before Fulton Co, GA closed down Wolf Creek. I've always lusted after a K-32, but thought I had gotten over it, since lately my shooting has been NRA Bullseye, and I've been using my 1911...

Robert, This is the reply I just got from Deanna. Maybe we should contact Dan Brown, and tell him ALFA-PROJ said there would be no problem?. Paul Thank you for your interest in our product. Unfortunately, at this time we are not importing the 3263 model. If we were to receive a hi demand for this pa...

Robert, This is the reply I received this morning, to my inquiry on their web site (not my e-mail to Deanna). Looks promising. Paul Dear Sir, pls. try to contact our business partner in your country: CzechPoint, Inc. Mr. Dan Brown 103 Stone Road Knoxville, TN 37920 Tennessee Tel.: +1 865 247 0184 Fa...

Robert, I did as you suggested, and e-mailed Deanna. I also asked her about the possibility of importing one myself, directly from the Czech Republic, using a Form 7(casual importation). I've done this in the past, to buy my TOZ, from a mail order house in Germany, back before the Euro replaced the ...

The best targets, in descending order, in my opinion, are Edelmann, Kruger, Cibles, National, and American. The first two are German, the last three are American, with the last two being U.S. made, (the Cibles are Canadian). The most cost-effective are the American Target Co.targets. I use them for ...

Here's another supplier, carries 14 x 1.8mm

Paul

http://www.applerubber.com/products/o-rings.cfm

MSC Industrial has 14mID x2mCS O-rings in both Buna-N for $13.34, and Viton for $21.00. These prices are for a bag of 100pcs. I believe Buna-N, a type of Neoprene, is what you're looking for. The difference in cross section of .2mm is less than .008" hardly significant in an O-ring. Below is a ...

I've been shooting my 162e for well over ten years now.and have nothing but good things to say about it. Before we lost Wolf Creek, I used to shoot the PTO's there, about once a month, FP, AP, SP, and CF, and my 10M scores had risen to the 540's with it, getting an invitation to the Nationals. I'll ...

Keith, I've been using an iris diaphragm for many, years due to vision changes related to diabetes. After trying the Merit, and several others, I finally settled on the Gehmann. It's head and shoulders above the rest, clips on to the eyeglass frame, adjusts to center the aperture over the pupil, has...

Oldcaster, I'm looking at the Benelli adapter. The critical dimension, as far as the gun fit goes, is to keep the radius where the frame is pulled down on the top, square with the block, with a close fit. I used a 1/8" wide blade on my bandsaw to accomplish this, checking with a square. The hol...

I've made adapters for all my int pistols. My first was for my first FP, a Drulov 75. I've also made them for my IZH 35, Benelli MP95, as well as for my TOZ. The Dulov and Benelli use the existing grip drawbolts which simply bolt to maple blocks shaped like a 1911 frame, and fit a 1911 adapter. The ...

William, I've been using, for over fifty years, the old standby, 2.7gr.. Bullseye, originally, behind my hand cast 141gr.WC (Lyman 358495).and later, for easier loading, 150gr. BBWC (Lyman 358091) For many years I used home made 50/50 Alox-Beeswax lube, but switched to a hard lube, various brands, i...

I'm puzzled, that with the 15v. alkaline batteries still available, discussion regarding assembling them using button cells, is still being posted. I wouldn't waste my time assembling one.
Paul

Here's a link.
Paul
http://www.hellobatteries.com/pile-alca ... p-247.html

A few mos. ago, I purchased on line, two alkaline 15v.batteries for my 162e. I've lost the site(vendor), but the batteries are marked GP220A.

If you'll Google this(GP220A), you'll find a list of vendors.
Paul

The front sight is held in by an obvious Allen screw at the front. The rear sight blade is held in by a grub screw in the hollow in the left side of the pin that carries the blade. You'll probably have to remove the grips to slide the blade out, this will maintain sight adjustment, or you can raise ...

I rechecked my parts and the sight on the gun. The original sight, was marked "A" with no size, but I marked the envelope I stored it in 3.3mm., so I must have miked it. The one on the gun is marked 3.7mm, and the envelope it came in is empty. The third sight is marked 4,0mm., as is the en...

Several years ago, I purchased(ordered) 3 rear sights at a local Benelli dealer (shotguns). The three not on my gun at this time, are:3.3mm, 3.7mm, and 4.0mm. The part nos. are 80150, 80151, etc. They have a pin lined up with the center of the notch, that slips right in a hole in the slide that is c...

When you bring the tank in to be filled, you can specify to what pressure. If they've filled it to max., just have them bleed it off to what you're comfortable with, before leaving the store. Safer than taking care not to overfill the pistol tank until the SCUBA tank pressure drops.

Paul