For the love of air pistols

wheresthetorch? said:
Interesting - thank you. That might be the way to go. Where did you order the Steyr grip?
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Bought mine secondhand and needing a bit of work, so very cheap

For new ones, Steyr UK would be the best bet
The Steyr grips need a bit of easing on the inletting to clear the PP20 cocking linkage
 
P8X said:
Bought mine secondhand and needing a bit of work, so very cheap

For new ones, Steyr UK would be the best bet
The Steyr grips need a bit of easing on the inletting to clear the PP20 cocking linkage
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Ok, thanks. Definitely worth considering. 👍
 
I'm definitely in the "shoot anything" camp.

Being South African , its in our DNA .

Been shooting powder burners , pistols and all sorts of airguns all my 70 plus years !!

Still have a bunch of air pistols and air rifles !!

Its an addiction !!! No apologies !!!
 
I used to shoot .22 rimfire pistol, back when you could, so I am now shooting .177 air pistol.
It is definitely more challenging, which makes it more fun.
Currently shooting Gamo Compact, but got a Hammerli AP20 Pro on order.
 
Shooting air guns and air pistols is far more challenging than shooting powder burners !!!

Id' shot competitions since 13 years old at school , we shot 22 rimfires on 25 yard ranges.

Later in National Service some of us were selected for special duties.

After National Service, Combat Pistol comps, and military camps shooting .....

Then just before I left SA, I bought an S400 !!!

I suddenly realised after all those years shooting, I knew nothing !!!

Air Rifles were way more difficult and challenging to shoot accurately !!!

Springers, the *******s punish you every time you are sloppy with hold, trigger pull etc ....

PCP, awesome, so clinical and accurate !!!

Pistols ??? Always a challenge !!

But I love it, shooting addict !!!
 
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