What pistol did you shoot today
- Thread starter Septicdeath
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maybe should have said very little upwards flip , mine seems to lift the whole gun straight up since the spring is vertical in the gripHow are you getting no barrel flip?
Mine jerks all over the place!
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Took most of the Girls out a few weeks back .... Kinda fun, kinda boring boring being there all pretty accurate if shooter does there part 
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2nd cup of coffee and shot Diana 6 gliss , very large pistol , i don't shoot it much cos what if it breaks ? wonderful gun , nice no recoil and fairly accurate .
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Picked up yet another Crosman 357/Vigilante. This is the one that comes with the 3", 6", and 8" barrels. I usually do a trigger job on these but this one has a surprisingly smooth trigger pull in both double and single action right out of the box. Set up with the stubby 3" it has quite a bang. Got a nifty Crosman brand molded holster made specifically for the 6" barrel as well. Had fun plinking beer cans at 15 yds.
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That's a good idea. I'll do that. It'll be interesting to chrono the barrels and compare velocities and accuracy. Gotta dig out a variety of pellets.
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Today it's my new Crosman 357 kit gun with the 8" barrel installed, and the Sig X-Five. Rainy day, so I'm shooting targets outdoors from indoors. Convenient as my back room overlooks my backyard range.
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I have a sickly Ruger Mk1 that is in need of a bit of care and attention, missing cocking aid, broken rear sight and very underpowered.
Tinkering with springers is becoming quite a pastime for me these days.
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Finally had some sun yesterday afternoon. Put some rounds through the TAU-7 and HW75. The more I shoot the 75, the more I like it. Took some getting used to. Been shooting a P1 for awhile now, and I got so used to the hammer being the barrel release where the hammer on the 75 is an actual hammer that needs to be cocked. And then there's the zero recoil of the 75 versus the springer thump of the P1. Really liking the TAU-7 as well. Since I re-crowned and rebuilt it it's proving to be a very accurate 10 meter pistol.
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The FWB C25 and C55 got some action today. They don't get out too often, but I try give all of my pistols some excercise 2 or 3 times a year.
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Absolutely no shooting for me, It's still 100 degrees at 7:20 PM tonight. All I have been doing for the last month is sitting inside in the AC.
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Got an old friend and his son coming over for a visit today. The son is a Bond aficionado, and also loves WWII history. So, we'll shoot some Walthers this afternoon. The CP88 and CP99 are the type that use the small rotary pellet magazines, and the CP99C and PPK/S are blowback .177 BB. The 9mm P.38 is an all original late war Spreewerk gun made in July of 1944.
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