What pistol did you shoot today
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Next will be the trigger, very long sweep and as can be seen my groups goes across. I'm also going to try and make a buffer to soften the blow back.
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Tried the Colt Python at 10m, single arm hold - the SA trigger on it is amazing for such a cheap pistol.
I was pleased to keep all ten shots in the black.
I was pleased to keep all ten shots in the black.
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My 1322 is back in action with a new brass adjustable flat top valve. I spent the day giving her a full service and a fresh zero.
The trigger shoe really improved the feel of the grip for me. Highly recommend one for those with big hands.
The trigger shoe really improved the feel of the grip for me. Highly recommend one for those with big hands.
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Schimel .22cal.
Very loud and surprisingly accurate.
Only gets 16-18 shots per cylinder (8gr) but but delivers 425fps with 14.3gr pellets.
I try not to shoot this too much, as parts are hard to find. But it feels so good in the hand!
That toggle is not blowback-operated, you manually pull it back to load the next round (all the gas goes to driving the pellet).
Very loud and surprisingly accurate.
Only gets 16-18 shots per cylinder (8gr) but but delivers 425fps with 14.3gr pellets.
I try not to shoot this too much, as parts are hard to find. But it feels so good in the hand!
That toggle is not blowback-operated, you manually pull it back to load the next round (all the gas goes to driving the pellet).
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Shot my newly finished pcp pistol build to re-zero the red dot after changing the action to a lefty. I may put a 4x prism sight on this to extend the range.
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Shot this bulk CO2 pistol I customized back in 1976 when I was stationed in NAS Cubi Point Philippines. The company made a total of 27 rifles before it was burnt down. I cut one down to make a pistol. Still shots great on hot days like today, 98F outside, lol.
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Out today with a Crosman 38C. So much fun! And still one of the finest co2 revolvers ever made IMHO
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Had fun shooting my Diana chaser after reshaping the grip. Seem to handle better than the 2240 off hand plinking. But had to cut it short due to the heat, already 97F out, forecast today 112F.
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A new Crossman standard model 2240. Nice. It is much more powerful than I expected.
I also have a Crossman 2240XL. I have ordered a green dot optical sight since the metal receiver does not include a sight.
I will post details after I have taken both to the local indoor range.
I also have a Crossman 2240XL. I have ordered a green dot optical sight since the metal receiver does not include a sight.
I will post details after I have taken both to the local indoor range.
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Broke out the old Crosman Mark1's today.
Still a solid shooter, especially with the longer steel shroud & barrel.
Also the Barra Schofield. A pellet shooter with a rifled barrel, it's a satisfyingly hefty chunk of metal.
Not as accurate as the Mark1's, but plenty accurate enough to hit cans.
It normally comes as .177, but there's an optional .22 barrel and shells available. Not sure about swapping to .22, as it's pretty nice at .177.
Some say it can also shoot steel BB's, but I'm afraid that would ruin the rifling.
Still a solid shooter, especially with the longer steel shroud & barrel.
Also the Barra Schofield. A pellet shooter with a rifled barrel, it's a satisfyingly hefty chunk of metal.
Not as accurate as the Mark1's, but plenty accurate enough to hit cans.
It normally comes as .177, but there's an optional .22 barrel and shells available. Not sure about swapping to .22, as it's pretty nice at .177.
Some say it can also shoot steel BB's, but I'm afraid that would ruin the rifling.
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