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I changed back to my right eye and it does not correct the situation. I will have other experienced free pistol shooters look at and try the pistol this weekend. I hope we will be able to find an explanation.

Mark suggested that it could come from the fact that I shoot cross-eye (left eye - right arm). The recoil force not being in the axis of my arm could cause this deviation. Up to now, that's the most plausible explanation. I will investigate in that direction and I'll post the results in this thread....

By the way, the pistol is a Morini CM84E. The front sight position is not adjustable, you can only change it's width. The rear sight assembly is not moveable. I have dissasembled and modified it to allow a greather lateral adjustment on the right side. It is similar to the sights you find on Morini ...

I bought a used free pistol and I quickly realized I have to ajust the rear sights fully to the right to hit the target center when I shoot at 25 meter. After the first shooting session, I inspected the pistol carefully to see if the canon was curved or misaligned with the rear sight assembly. Every...

I have both books in perfect condition -Ways of the Rifle -Air Rifle Shooting Those two books have been written by the same authors and discuss Air rifle shooting throughly. Many elements presented in the first book are not repeated in the second book. If you are a beginner/intermediate, I strongly ...

Thanks Richard, thats the kind of information I was looking for. You are right, I meant cold. As you could have guessed from my english writing, english is not my first language and apprarently I wrote flu while I was meaning cold (now I know the difference).

William : I understood your point of view the first time. Thanks. Here up north, flu symptoms are a very common thing during winter and we can't pay ourselves the lux of staying home every time our nose is runny a little bit. Yes we wash our hands and avoid shaking or kissing everybody we encounter,...

The question was not should I take part to a competition, it was about flu medication and side effects. Let me reformulate the question: You are travelling to a competition that is far away from your home. You paid your entrance, plane tickets, hotel room, and took 3 day off to go there. You are not...

Any tricks to perform in a match if you have the flu. If any, what kind of medication do you use? Are there common flu medication that are on the black list?