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Starting to get the swing of some things. Using my new grip from Andrew Berryhill at Precision Target Pistol Grips, it has made a world of difference! Going to switch to a 6 o'clock hold soon as I am losing the front sight in the bull. Waiting on my lenses to get in for my astigmatism, hopefully that should clear things up (literally).

546

Hammerli AP20
ISSF-Rules
RWS Meister Pellets
Center Hold
SIUS HS10 Electronic Target
M26
USA

483 , 81 77 80 88 85 72
M-46
RWS pellet
60 yrs
Male
New York
USA

Male 57, MN/USA, ISSF, LP10M, RWS R10

Got a brand new gun less than two weeks ago, so I'm suffering through getting re-fit at the moment, but in the middle of a bunch of mediocre scores, I pulled out a decent session somewhere in there.

95, 96, 96, 93, 97, 93= 570
Walther LP 500
RWS Meisterkugeln 7gr
Sub 6
M, 44

It's going to be some time before I'm properly fitted to the grip and used to the new trigger, but the gun itself is spectacular. When I comfortably let a shot break, it's a 10 every time. Now I just need to get more comfortable, more often with it.

539
Hammerli AP20 Pro
RWS Basic
Paper targets
Center hold
by the book
Male, 42

@ MadCow

"It's going to be some time before I'm properly fitted to the grip and used to the new trigger, but the gun itself is spectacular. When I comfortably let a shot break, it's a 10 every time. Now I just need to get more comfortable, more often with it."

So we can expect 585´s?

565 92-94-94-97-96-92
Morini 162EI
CMP Vogel Match Pellets
Sub-6 hold (3 or 4 ring)
M-48
USA
Suis HS-10 target at 10m

Trigger pull was real consistent tonight, but I lost my focus on the front sight a few times for sure. Either that or the bikini team did a sub-optimal job sorting my pellets.

FWB_700_Alu wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 6:54 pm @ MadCow
So we can expect 585´s?

You have my promise that you will definitely, positively, and undoubtedly see 572s. Maybe even a 573. I already shot that with my previous gun, but that was 3-4 months ago when I was a young man. Nowadays I'm old and I need this bleeding edge tech just to keep me from sliding back too far...

571-14x (95-95-95-98-93-95)
Steyr Evo 10 E
10m ISSF rules
sub 6 hold
H&N Finale Match Heavy 8.18gr
Sius
Male 40

(86-90-91-90-87-88) 532

Steyr lp10
ISSF-rules
Paper targets
Sub-six hold
M28
Norway

Last weekend to shoot. Shoot as often as you like, I will post the high score.

I shot a 552 at our annual Mid-Winter match. I shot 3 shot cards. I had not shot that way in a long time, I usually 5 shot or 10 shot cards. I found myself getting better shots. My part time coach, Brenda Silva told me, "rhythm" I got myself into a better rhythm by only shooing 3 shots per card. Am I onto something? What say you all?

568
Pardini K12
Vogel match
10m/ paper
sub six
55/male
USA

This is my first time joining this match. I've been in a postal match with the Rockville, MD IWLA for about a year. They have been shooting air gun matches since 1984 at their chapter house. The Covid mess stopped that for while, so they started postal (really Internet) matches. They have opened the chapter house and continued with hybrid matches (house/Internet combined).I moved from Maryland in 2005 and stopped shooting air pistol, but continued with multiple other disciplines including CAS, WB, IDPA, and ASI. I had sold my Walther CP3 but kept a FWB 65. Recently decided that life's too short at my age (83) to crank a 65, so bought a Morini 162MI. Finally got it sighted in, but still am sanding on the grip. Should have gotten a large grip. Also am waiting on a 4mm front sight. Finally, should I make a donation for the match? If so to whom?

Score = 514 (79,87,88,89,87,84)
Pistol = Morini 162MI
Ammo = RWS R10 7.0 gr.
10 meters, NRA B-40 targets
Male
Age 83
West Virginia, USA

Last chance for Feb and I've just smashed my PB!

573 16X

95,98,92,94,98,96

Steyr Evo 10 e
RWS Geko
Sub 6
M 48

I've done a lot of shooting this month. Unfortunately, I'm very inconsistent. My scores this month in order are:

536
545
531
533
544
540
527

I'm going to have to figure out what the cause of the great variation is...

If I'm allowed to pick the best of the month I'll go with the 545 - 87, 92, 92, 93, 95, 86

This was shot following all the ISSF rules as best I can in my basement at a measured 10m.

IZH-46
RWS Basic
male - 51 years

Morini 162MI
10m paper
RWS Basic
ISSF rules
75 male
US

88 82 80 82-2x 76 83 = 491-2x

495 80 75 85 89 84
LP10
Vogel CMPs
Paper. By the book.

M 70

Ok, I will get the results done up. Thanks to all.