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You guys please just keep contributing your part to the forum, because I cannot carry this thing completely on my own, and other good folks will learn from your information too. Everyone has something worthy to contribute. Together we make this thing run and new folks get to enjoy it. Will do, Capt...

Not to pat you on the back tooooo much, but, I've learned more from your site in the last 2 weeks about bullseye shooting and it's updates since the '70's, and making a Mark III into a decent bullseye gun, than I would have ever known by just browsing the i'net... :rock: now, if I could only find th...

Video to follow??

Thanks surprised me. Never shot a dot before. All that trap shooting paid off, looking hard at the target. I worry about love affairs though. You know how they often end lol

My Mark III with the "old eyes" new UltraDot 1"

50' timed fire...

I've found the Kahr PM-40 to be a good balance of power (.40 s&w) and concealment.

The Ruger LCP is also nice, but, anemic, but, better than the penknive in my offhand pocket..


or this....

Very nicely done!!

Try this Kenny.
http://www.guntalk-online.com/forum/vie ... php?t=1874


http://www.guntalk-online.com/forum/vie ... php?t=1874

Sure when I get home this blackberry stuff is sooooo tiny. Lol

Mtstream

Unfortunately it doesn't show on model 44 schematics. 44's don't have the pin and spring in the lever like the 44 1/2s do. It also is only on the early models. The later ones you replace the link.

http://www.assra.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB. ... 1264997491

blue68f100 wrote:I keep a copy of that in my game bag. When at the range if I notice someone have a problem I normally help them out. A lot of times giving them a copy of the chart.

sounds good, but, I'll be carrying the left handed one..

good graph, I'd seen it before, but, hadn't referred back to it...

Thanks for posting it..... I'll try and be more concious of what I'm doing next time shooting... I know I play around with the grip a lot....

It has 44 fields. Can you imagine if it had a berm at 50 yards? It would be like Perry.

Thanks BE, I will remember that. Leo? Mason? Well now. Leo is Leo Harrison III, arguably the greatest trapshooter of our time. Mason Michigan is the Home of the Michigan Trapshooting Association and it's big event is the Great Lakes Grand American. A satellite event of the ATA Grand American. Back a...