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JariN wrote: ↑Sun Mar 20, 2022 12:56 pm Maybe this helps:

http://www.targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=32630

Boom. Thanks JariN, that’s exactly what I was hoping was out there/in here.

March comes in like a … disappointing result.

524 (85, 90, 88, 87, 88, 86)
Pardini K60 w/ Nygord TurboComp
RWS Meisterkugeln
10m
paper targets
55 M

I’ll definitely be at it again tomorrow when I’ve had more rest.

Let me know if that happens to be the case, as I’d likely be interested in some of them. I find myself with a growing collection and loving them all … Funny that as dead as FP is here in the ‘States, it’s still practiced and matches well attended in Europe, Asia, and Australia. I started a FP group ...

So, I picked up a Walther FP with the electronic trigger recently. It was non-functioning, so I got it for a very reasonable price. I figured I could do some tinkering and see if I had any luck getting it to go bang again. Essentially, I did just that, finding a broken wire that I resoldered and add...

Yes, unfortunately it’s true that InBand decided pull out of the USA to focus on servicing European markets. A lot was at play and in flux regarding the decision, but when Kruger USA folded, it was kind of the straw that broke the camel’s back. Really a drag, as the OMNI was just finally coming onli...

When you shoot 9.7, 10.3, 10.7, 10.1 in row with your Free Pistol … and think, “Man! I’m in the zone!” …

… and then finish the target with an 85 anyway.

Oh well, it was indeed an 85, but with sugar on top.

Prep this past Sunday on the home range. Cramming for the upcoming AP Sectional Match at the Citadel’s Inouye Shooting Complex the first weekend in March. <gulp>

548 (91, 90, 95, 89, 92, 91)
Pardini K60 w/ Nygord TurboComp (CO2! Great Scott!)
RWS Meisterkugeln
10m
paper targets
55 M

It being dropped from Olympics has honestly made it more attractive to me personally. Exactly because it got rid of the finals. It's not like you need to resolve many ties in free pistol anyway. Especially not in national and lower level competition. Yeah, I’ve been thinking about trying to hold a ...

IMHO a change for the worse, absolutely. I hadn’t really thought much about it before, but I agree with Grippy on the overall negative effect that being an Olympic sport has had on most of our precision shooting disciplines. Big-bore matches long gone. Running game, ditto. Free pistol ( that still s...

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Heading to the range tomorrow to test the B-2 target inclusion on the Inband 50 system, I'll try to post some pictures later in the afternoon ... fingers crossed that it doesn't rain!

Might want to check the new Athena. From CMP Shooting News July 7, 2020: "Introducing Athena: The World's First Affordable Electronic Scoring Target - The future of competitive shooting is with ESTs. This is clear. Up until today, though, the ESTs on the market have had one undeniable flaw - t...

Yeah, I always enjoyed Gallery Pistol back in the ‘80s & ‘90s. I think the last time I was active with it was right after the turn of the century ... ‘01 or ‘02. I was on a winter postal league in Maine, and we had a pretty good turnout every week for “postal night.” Still shooting the same Supe...

Just wondering how many of us on here shoot 50' smallbore "gallery" pistol anymore? I always enjoyed it, and am getting back into again after several years, but I'm wondering how many others still practice and/or compete in this sport?

Inquiring mind(s) want(s) to know ...

Can't argue with OP. Any community that would permit me as a member certainly is "low quality". You've got that right. I really hope you're *that* Will Brown. :D Making my target talk debut, just to harass you. Haha! I like how, of the three posts you've made on this forum, two are bustin...

Yeah, it’s sad to admit, but the writing was on the wall for the precision disciplines when they began losing interest at the club level back in the ‘80s. I know for a fact I am the only international style pistol shooter at my club, and its membership numbers nearly 1000. But even for the conventio...

Hey Ramon: I am interested in this using bullseye type targets and 22 LR. It says that it is ok to use 22LR but I am wondering if I ever have that errant shot that is outside of the scoring window and hits the front face plate. what is the gauge or thickness of that front plate and can it handle a ...

I have my home InBand Air system set to advance 1mm per shot. After several hundred shots, I've yet to encounter any issues with a double being so perfect that it creates a registration error ...

Great work on a very thorough review Ramon, and some good food for thought on future features and updates. I represent the InBand EST Systems here in the USA (www.inband.us), and also shoot regularly in multiple disciplines, both ISSF and Conventional. These are a great option for individuals and cl...

That old FWB 103 that was on eBay sold for $2,000 ...

Please tell me it wasn’t one of y’all on here that bought it...