Recent content by Tron

Does your gun have a recoil device?  It's not uncommon for people to experience wrist and forearm soreness if their gun has a shock absorbing device installed. 

Just goes to show that the "figure 8" being an essential sight picture is pure myth....because it is.  

Yes, comb height does change from person to person because target perception is different from person to person.  I work with a lot of top shooters and this is why I pay very little attention to what they say is going on on a patterning board and far more attention to where the rubber meets the...

Just use a PCP air rifle and practice the three S's.

If it has the factory adjustable comb, it's 5mm, if not, it's slotted for a long screwdriver.

You're going to want to clean that crack out completely of any oil and contaminants.  I find a non chlorinated automotive brake cleaner to work best.  I would start with taping over the exterior with a masking tape and applying a thin cyanoacrylate glue on the inside, then a mesh the inside of...

Xpad is the way to go!  But, anything you decide on will need to be ground to fit. Jb

Basically, a revamped Gold, which was a gun that just didn't hold up.  As others have mentioned, keep what you have! Jb

I think there's way better choices out there and if you buy a new one, you'll take a beating on resale.  Made by Guerini, a company that makes "Ok" guns, but is a marketing marvel.

I install lots of recoil devices, but always look at them as a last resort in most instances.  In your case, a recoil device such as a Gracoil or any other for that matter, where the comb does not move in conjunction with the device could actually make matters worse.  As the stock comes back...

I'm sorry to read about you're situation Iggy.  Thoughts and prayers to your family.  Sometimes, it's best to just walk away for a while and clear your head.  Shooting can be a great outlet, but demands complete focus and can't afford such preoccupations.  I guess it depends on what you get from...

You probably have an intermittent eye dominance issue.  I'd go to a magic dot, placed on the non dominant eye, making it difficult for that eye to take over.  Remember, it's not an eye issue, it's a brain issue and fairly common once someone gets past around 40 years old. I see it all the time. 

Try the Xpad.  It has 2 layers and absorbs recoil better than the standard green pad does.   

They are DAMN ugly guns, but you had to know that going in, right?  Not the elegance, fit and finish of the 303's, that's for sure, but a gun made to keep production costs low and be highly functional. Jb