TargetTalk

Just as I thought! Congrats London.

Toss up between London and Paris, with London getting my vote.

Interesting to see.

For club comps, we shoot two targets for sighters and 12 5 shot targets for score.

milanuk wrote:Anybody know of one similar to this but for Rifle... stand and/or prone?

Thanks,

Monte

I've had a look on the targetshooting.ca site, but they don't have one. Sorry.

I shoot only air, so I have no axe to grind, but I do read through this forum a fair bit, and I seem to notice that the MG2 has had a lot of negative press, especially in the early days.

Back home now.

Here is the link

http://targetshooting.ca/docs/Pistol_Shot_Analysis.pdf

Thanks to targetshooting.ca for this document.

there is a wagon wheel on the targetshooting.ca website that will explain likely causes.

I'd link directly but work has forbidden that site for me.

A friend of mine had the same problem (after about 6 months if I recall correctly) on the same pistol/cylinder.

He had it replaced under warrenty with no problems since.

Sounds like they release duds every now and then.

I know from experience that any heavy lifting has a negative short term impact on my hold stability.

Lifting heavy weights for strength is not needed for shooting, and it caused some shakes even a couple of days after the exercise.

What is more important is muscular stamina, not strenght.

Great post as always steve. Simply put, but when you look deeper you can see so many fundamentals coming into play. Realy Makes you think. I also liked Ernies response. Last comp I was a bit timid and my scores amplified it. I know I shoot a lot better when I'm determined and focused (some call that...

A few of these are floating around in Australia. See:

http://www.viccityarms.com.au/view.ihtml?mainid=1103

If you like the Sam then take a look at the Match guns MG1 very nice AP with a great trigger. Have 25,000 round through mine and not a problem Had the opportunity to purchase one of these, and I liked the way it felt in my hand as much as an LP10. Considering there was about $200 AUD difference, I ...

Unfortunately no.

I'm still using club guns at present. Paperwork has been held up - 6 weeks and counting. A nice little LP-10 is waiting for me though.

The Yarra open is probably more realistic for me.

Found this with a google search.

Not the most clearest thing in the world, but may help.

http://www.burnt-mill.com/manuals/Ham209.pdf

:)

Was there (it's my home club) shooting air pistol on Friday night, and scoring CF and standard pistol on the 25 meter range all day Saturday.

Will definately have to catch up.

I found my brand new copy of Yur'yev's book on amazon via a second dealer for around $60aud including shipping.

I bought it off rayrilingarmsbooks. I highly recommend them.

Well this obviously depends on what level you are, but as a rapid improving D grader, I consider anything out of the black a bad miss.

It's worth pointing out the felt pellets can lead to problems down the line if you are not careful when loading them. The fibres can get into the air port and lead to problems. I don't know if that was mentioned here or elsewhere but essentially use with care. Rob. Could you please elaborate on the...

some great stuff in this thread. My personal thanks to all of you who took the time to write and express your thoughts.

I'm sure you've all been there at one time or another. You've read, and been told all the things you need to concentrate on when standing to deliver a shot, but no amount of tuition can help you until the penny drops and you full grasp the true meaning of the instruction you are following on faith a...