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Thanks BobGee.

It's picked up a little more since then. Hopefully the community jumps on board to keep it sustainable.

Hi all. I am interested in getting feedback from the shooting community around a classifieds site I launched in Australia to buy and sell new and used guns. We have a few sites out there in Australia but they cost up to about $25/listing. When you are selling some firearms worth just a few hundred i...

Hope I’m not 2 years too late. PM sent. Would love to get a copy.

Hi. I have noticed quite a lot of people suggest using JB Weld to modify the Lee adjustable powder charge. I just wanted to know what JB Weld would be best suited for the job ? I am planning to experiment filling in one of the auto disks and then drill it out smaller to see if I can get close to wha...

David M wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2019 5:32 pm Here is the old C/Fire record set by Col. Thomas D. Smith III at the Pan American Games in 1963 with a score a 597 out of a possible 600, besting the world record of 591 held at the time by a Russian.

Wow, Insane score - it look's as though it would have been a .45ACP calibre too

For a new club level shooter the .38 revolver is the easiest to fully get into Centrefire shooting. The revolver is easy to shoot, reliable and the case catcher works. The .38 is easy to reload and is forgiving to early reloading mistakes. You can buy a revolver, 500 cases, a single stage press and...

My auto loaders are .32. My revolver is a 14 in.38. All quite accurate enough! My favorite is the Pardini., but if you are set on a revolver, 32’s are hard to find in my locality. Not set on it, just seemed a cheaper way to get into it. I don’t have reloading gear so I’d start with buying factory r...

Thanks. I have been waiting for a reply from Wilson’s. There are two shops not too far from me in QLD that have a Model 19 and a 686 at the other, $590 and $650 respectively (Cleavers and The Barn) Is there a significant advantage to the 14 over the 19? As you said, I’d only be shooting .38 in it. A...

Hi, I am after a revolver for starting out in Centrefire ISSF match. I am curious for any feedback people may have with experience of the following models and this match in particular. I have found a lot of info online but nothing specific for my answers. Basically I have narrowed it down to a Model...

Hi. Apologies for revamping a dead thread. I am curious how your friend went with replacing or fixing the solenoid ? I found a Hammerli 162E for sale, sort of cheap and apparently just needs a new solenoid or for it to be rewound. I am not sure if to take the gamble yet and see if an auto electricia...

Christopher Miceli wrote:When you order the grip from pilkington talk to them. Maybe you can exchange it if it doesn’t fit?

Thanks, unfortunately I’m in Australia. Just updated profile.
I’m in rural Australia and the closest specialist ISSF shop or a shop that has steyr air pistols is probably 7hours drive away...

Christopher Miceli wrote:I feel the Evo grips ARE one size smaller than the lp10 and lp1 grips before them

I can’t find any facts but I see on another thread a user commented that the LP10E grips are the same make as the EVO ones. Curious if that’s correct.

I feel the Evo grips ARE one size smaller than the lp10 and lp1 grips before them Hmm. Makes it hard without having an opportunity to hold one. I suppose it’s going to be a gamble really. The large I used that felt small was on a 2017 LP2. Do you reckon the grips have changed between a 2012 LP10E a...

Steyr grip size table, here for the LP10EVO, - think same for other Steyr match air pistols. https://www.krale-schietsport.nl/media/blfa_files/Gripmaat_tabel_-_Steyr_Evo_10_EN_DE-min_4.pdf Your hand width of 95 mm puts you in the L or XL category; which one depends on the length of your finger(s). ...

Steyr grip size table, here for the LP10EVO, - think same for other Steyr match air pistols. https://www.krale-schietsport.nl/media/blfa_files/Gripmaat_tabel_-_Steyr_Evo_10_EN_DE-min_4.pdf Your hand width of 95 mm puts you in the L or XL category; which one depends on the length of your finger(s). ...

Hi. Just wondering peoples feedback on how they have found steyr grip sizes? I have an opportunity to purchase a reasonably priced LP10E that has a XL grip. My hand width measures 95cm and I have a large Morini grip on my 22 that fits nicely. I tried a mates Large grip on his LP2 steyr and it felt a...

Curious to know how you went with this. I am looking at purchasing a well priced second hand SSP.