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https://www.ssusa.org/content/the-inter ... get-grips/

All Arnie and I talked about was Italian food recipes, being a couple of East Coast guineas and former Marines.

Arnie Vitarbo, US Free Pistol Champ for 20 years.

No help to you, but SAM factory redated my cylinders (good to 2028). I'm also using another expired pair.

See what CAN be done with the right attitude!

K38 sez, "So most folks with PCP pistols use heavy pellets?? HN or the like??"

Naahh!

Since Don himself told me that pellet weight doesn't matter, and H&N (who made Don's pellets) claim they don't package their pellets by weight, but by accuracy, I guess that leaves just me to tell you what to use. I'll kinda just whisper, since everyone else on here knows what I'm going to say: ...

In my messing about with a couple of SSPs, i found the difference between light and heavy pellets to be about 45fps.

I like to set the gun at about 525fps for no good reason. I HAVE found, though, that an occasional pellet brand will
be grossly inaccurate until air pressure is played with.

Go to Advanced Search. Go to For Sale. Put in Morini FP 84E.

I suspect the cheapest gun you'll be able to find that's capable of good performance will be a used FWB 65. There are thousands of them out there. I've seen them as cheap as $100 (unlikely any more). They are capable of world class scores. Lots of parts and repairs are available (see Pilk). File &am...

Remove the Shooting Center from the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs. Shame Colorado in front of the nation and world.

Would your State welcome it?

Anybody tried it? I had a few rounds, so I tried them in my TOZ. As a comparo, I shot some CCI Blazer (cheap), I was looking at my target when one of the guys laughingly said, "I wouldn't use those in competition!" The holes in the target were noticeably smaller. Any reports from you folks...

I really had to go back to find this fabulous old thread for you TOZ guys. Work it, work it good!

https://targettalk.org/viewtopic.php?t=20712

Sounds good to me. Another trick would be to put a piece of matte transparent tape on the inside of the non-aiming eye lens so you will shoot with both eyes open. It improves your vision. Cheap, too!

Don't bother.

Hey, why don't you scrounge up some SSP pistols. Don't let JimE have all the fun.

Well there's cheap and there's cheap. Has anyone out there played with one of these?

https://www.krale.shop/us/snowpeak-pp20 ... Ni4wLjAuMA..

I know nothing.

Many times I would have a long drive to a match and would stiffen up. When I arrived, I would take a fast walk, bending and stretching.

By the time I was signed in, unpacked, took a potty break, etc., I was "settled" and relaxed for the match.

Did you try Crosman?

Basically, you're looking for "cheap 'n' good".

If you're not in a club with free air, you'll save by buying
a single stroke pneumatic or one of the FWB 65 series.
They will be much cheaper, too.

All you need is a tin of RWS Basic pellets and you're ready
to compete at any level

Have you tried your usual pole dancing to warm up before a match?

William tells me it works well for him.

It's not stuck. It has to be read before it shows "gone."