TargetTalk

I bought one because others in my league were using them. It was not much good. Pellets got between the 2 shelves, did not rise evenly or high enough to easily pick up. Sent it back for a replacement. Not much better. Researched for a while and determined that all of them available are probably form...

Try Dr. Alan Toler in Richmond. He is a Master rated Bullseye shooter and works with shooters. Everyone I know who has gone to him has been very satisfied (me included).

http://www.customsightpicture.com/
http://www.drtoler.com/

Alan Campbell

This address just worked for me. I have one of his 45 wad guns and have no complaints. He was very pleasant, even fun, to speak to and delivered in the time frame he quoted - about 6 weeks.

http://www.mountaincompetitionpistols.com/


Allan

Roger, I am a woodworker, not a metalworker, so I had a local gunsmith change the extractor. Apparently it is a relatively simple process to drive out a retaining pin, mot lose the spring, radius the lower inside of the replacement to match the old and reverse the steps to reassemble. I just was not...

And I forgot to mention in my 1st post, a friend has a 52 with a worn out barrel. We have been looking for a new one (you can't use a used one as they have to be fitted) and he just talked to Clark and learned that they are in the final stages of engineering a replacement. I bet it won't be cheap, b...

I have a 52-2 and find it a pleasure to shoot. You will read that it is difficult to shoot, and maybe I am just not good enough to tell, but I find it easier than a 45 because of the lighter trigger and light weight. I had to replace an extractor because the very tip of the original broke. The Numri...