TargetTalk

Thanks Isabel. You are the greatest. In slow fire I always seem to throw a couple of fliers as I do in in timed and rapid. In the first case, I know what I did wrong. In the other two, I have no idea as they go too fast. I was thinking of recording them to see if I can tell later what went wrong. I ...

Thanks Isabel. I need to research your recommendation. I am currently using my modified Buck Mark (sub 0.4", 5-shot, 25 yrd, CCI SV, Ransom rest) with UltraDot Match, Knill grips - scoring 800+. I am hoping to add 25 - 35 points to my score before end of summer. I have shot a few of the other s...

Thanks. I know of 208, 208s, 215, and 215s. I have shot a fellow BE shooter's 208s. I am and I am not impressed with the trigger. IMHO, its first stage is too hard and I was told it is set as low as possible. I wish I had my trigger guage with me. I read somewhere that the longer the first stage, th...

Red Dogg wrote:$2500 - $2700. This range might not get you a quick sale but advertising in the right places - your chances are very good. An excellent gun with a flawless reputation.

Thanks. I think I asked my question the wrong way. I was looking to buy one.

Brand new in the box?

I just posted this on the Neos thread: Buy a Buck Mark Camper (standard NOT URX grip) with Weigand base (or get the Buck Mark Hunter), choose your favorite red dot (Hawke makes a nice cheap one which comes with weaver rings - around $50 shipped). Put a strip of skateboading tape (sandpaper on one si...

Buy a Buck Mark Camper (standard NOT URX grip) with Weigand base (or get the Buck Mark Hunter), choose your favorite red dot (Hawke makes a nice cheap one which comes with weaver rings - around $50 shipped). Put a strip of skateboading tape (sandpaper on one side, sticky on the other) in the front a...

This site might help ...
http://www.bullseyepistol.com/index.htm