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During a specific training day take only 10 rounds to the range. To start, you can take as long as you want, dry fire as much as you like, but you only get 10 rounds and have to keep score. Do this once a week in lieu of other training. Then gradually reduce time until you only have 1 minute per sho...

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Since you are a retailer, I hope you are making contributions to Pilkington for the "advertising" and use of this forum for your personal gain.

Since you are a retailer, I hope you are making contributions to Pilkington for the "advertising" and use of this forum for your personal gain.

I believe the NRA / Olympic support split was more because the sponsoring organization was not allowed the be politically active?

Remember everything about the process and what you saw for the 10's and don't pay any attention to the 8"s. You already answered your question about the cause. "... (whatever) I didn't see ." Sometimes one gets so caught up in trying to see the best sight picture they start to, I gues...

Some people do better with both eyes, some people do better with off eye occluded. You won't know until you try. The main thing is to get the optical center of your lens centered for your head position when shooting. You will generally need to assume your shooting position so the provider can identi...

What I said was it the there would be no alibi if that was the last shot of the string. I have clarified to ensure that with additional wording. "Specifically, there would be no alibi (added: "shooter not" eligible for a refire) IF that was the last shot of the string." If it was...

I think the above poster meant to type "refire". Specifically, there would be no alibi ( added :"shooter not" eligible for a refire) IF that was the last shot of the string. If it was not the last shot of the string and the gun then failed to fire (jam, next round not chambered, ...

Timing is the same for all pistol shooting. When the wobble area is getting to it's smallest and headed towards the center. Its not an instant in time or a single perfect sight picture. Keep the press moving as the wobble gets smaller / steadier in pattern. Your wobble area will eventually have a pr...

There are hundreds of NRA Precision Pistol (Bullseye) matches in the US (and a growing number of CMP Match Pistol matches which are just a copy of the NRA Precision Pistol matches). I can't speak for local ranges in the Atlanta metro area, but you will generally have indoor ranges until you get well...

The bullet has a lot less to do with "accuracy" on the target than the shooter. (In general) Dryfire. Work on position, grip, trigger process and front sight / dot focus. Move the sights as needed. But to do that, you need to be capable of making a group. See the dryfire comment above. CR

See post above.

My apologies. I forgot that when you start arguing with an Ahole, eventually it will be hard for people to tell the difference. So I'll just delete mine so they won't get confused.

CR
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The Citadel used to have open air pistol matches. Contact Robert Patton (pistol@citadel.edu) to see if they are having matches in the future.

CR

Specifically can a Pardini air cylinder be used on a Morini? Just curious.

First read the quote at the bottom and get some perspective. We're all pretty "special" here. As for the specifics, just make a chamber cast of a Model 52 barrel, slug the barrel for the bore diameter and check out the rifling twist. The chamber dimensions generally run on the generous sid...

Been reading this thread for amusement. It takes a special kind of person to work so hard at making a machine do what it was not designed to do. And an equally special group of people to drive a thread into a completely different discussion even further off the target (pun intended). "I like th...

Generally a quicker solution if you have a camera shop nearby is to just get one there. They generally have them in stock.
Took me 3 minutes on the way home from work one day.
CR

Trigger does not feel the same to me as mechanical. The electronic is more of a "continuous press" through and not really a 2 stage feel for me. However the redeeming quality of the electronic trigger for me is the simplicity of dryfiring. You simply keep operating the trigger without load...

You can "practice" a lot, but if you don't train it probably won't make much difference. Setting up a training schedule, what to focus on and goals will take one much further than practicing.

CR