I’m trying to find some decent 10M or silhouette pistols for 4H shooting sports.
N/A Looking to purchase 10M competition air pistols for 4H shooting sports, but new to this forum.
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The CMP(Civilian Marksmanship Program) should be your first stop.
Also check out Pilkguns.com
Also check out Pilkguns.com
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Admirable work you've set yourself too.
Perhaps you could write of the experience here, and perhaps there are articles in the the AGN archives?
Admirable work you've set yourself too.
Perhaps you could write of the experience here, and perhaps there are articles in the the AGN archives?
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Welcome aboard!
I would think that a CO2 system would be the “easiest cocking / best power” ratio. Maybe the Diana Chaser pistol. Light weight. Good shot count. Quiet. Very adaptable. Can even be made into a rifle. Not expensive. Very accurate.
I would think that a CO2 system would be the “easiest cocking / best power” ratio. Maybe the Diana Chaser pistol. Light weight. Good shot count. Quiet. Very adaptable. Can even be made into a rifle. Not expensive. Very accurate.
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Thank you, AR
Thank you, AR
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I gor a Diana Airbug, Great little CO2 pistol. I did a bit of work on the trigger mechanism, replacing some of the allen type screws that had to do with the trigger pull, engagement surfaces with some that had ball bearing type tips, helped a lot, I had problem with the factory multi shot magazine and got some aftermarket magazines from CARM, as well as a flip over single shot loader to use instead of an open tray like the factory original, I like it much better, open bolt, flip loader over , flip loader back close bolt and shoot.
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The Crosman Silhouette is probably what you are looking for. Comes without rear sight but can be fitted with scope for silhouette or rear sight for 10 meter.
Chuck
Chuck
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Not very much, unfortunately. We have been gifted a couple Diana chasers and Crossman 2300s, so it is a start.
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Maybe some P17s would be a good idea. Not exactly 10m pistols, but they are inexpensive and can be very accurate
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Given no power-source or budget parameters in the OP, I agree that the Crosman Silhouette (often called by its model number 1701P), would be the best choice. Or maybe I should say "an AWESOME choice".
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