Now I guess I have to do this to my Brouwer M1811 grip module. The coating was unavailable when I bought my frame. Looks good, I didn’t realize doing that glitter art with Elmer’s glue as a kid would help me now.

What scope is that, and what mount ? I like how low profile it is vs many setups I see.

And it files your nails, bonus!

Looks great thanks for sharing! How was the actual version on your air pistol?

Hey buddy Happy New Year !

Absolute Artwork 😍

Wow

Now go to a speech or debate today. Complete ignorance running rampid

Bravo!

Too bad we’ve just turned around and started treating white people like this now. The men at least. It’s amazing the amount of people that black men can kill without ever spending a night in jail but white men have everything taken from them for wrong think.

Well I’m glad I know what to with all of that now

Said

Wells aid Jimmy, 🙏 RIP

Who makes the recoil device for the hammerli?

The last good Democrat. Now he is gone, and we are left with nothing more than a communist Democrat party that is hell-bent on destroying America.

I have a nitro fire I was disappointed with the accuracy 5-7 inch groups at 100 yards junk!😢

Really holds true in today's society, full of materialism and consumptionism, what it means to be alive is completely lost

He was a good man and our president °☆

Amen brother! Rest in peace.

You have extra weight on.. my LP-10E compact is exactly 900g

I had to pause the video because I was laughing so hard at "mmm...forbidden dip."

Ok, so apparently I had no idea what the purpose of these weights were. I thought that it was to reduce muzzle flip/recoil. I had no idea that it was to help to keep the gun steady as you pull the trigger. This whole video great, thanks for the breakdown!

TANSTAAFL

I do need another rabbit hole to explore... thanks 😂

So, here are my thoughts on this. Take it with a grain of salt. In air pistol, I'm hovering around 560-570 usually. I shoot a CM162 and I only use weights to adjust the balance of the gun. The front sight will move around and that has some psychological effects. if your trigger pull causes it to move, the grip or trigger pull is wrong. For me, the best way to gain confidence has been to move the front sight post as far back as possible. And no, the shorter sight radius does not have a negative impact. But the sight picture will feel a whole lot more stable which, in turn, makes pulling the trigger a lot easier mentally. Not sure how far back you can move it on the K12, but give it a try.

I shoot PPC 1500 and really like heavy guns, and the way they improve results for 50 yard stages. Just makes the gun and sights damp and slow and stable, and more resistant to triggering errors. However, like you said it does wear you out, so I need to do weight training in the lead up to a match (dumbbells and grip trainers) to avoid fatigue. Thankfully in 1500 it's all 2 handed so it makes dealing with a 1.7 kilo revolver manageable. Anyway cheers for the video, I appreciated your descriptions about how weight exponentially changes as it approaches the muzzle.

Going from a $1300 David pedersoli percussion style. This thing is affordable

Huh, I recognized this place from the very first moment in the video :))) I stay there every time I go to Perry. Feels like home away from home :)

Good luck !

I'm about to begin, This shooting sport, and I'm not sure which pistol to get? I want the Best. One, that will take me from beginner, to Para Shooter

IVE NEVER HEARD SOMEONE SO STUPID

I have had similar results with a nice scope combo. Inexplicable inconsistency.

awesome keep up the good work 🤜🤜👍👍

i'm stuck on 2 hands!

I changed to double action way back ago, more aiming time. Think about it. edit: I see a potential problem of starting for the hammer too soon.

Every SA shot is a wasted opportunity to perfect your DA game. You can't SA without shifting your grip so you are fighting a bigger battle. Plus a DA pull acts like a pump gun in that it brings the sights back into line.

Definitely not DA for me, but even with SA I lose my grip after the first shot when trying to reach for the hammer and cock it. I'm a terrible revolver shooter...

Currently searching for a revolver good video thanks !

Thank you, sir... and so quick to boot! Video was awesome, so was the smooth technique. Definitely must practice RF a lot to get that proficient. Thanks again. Loved the photos too.

Double action for me.

What revolver is being used? S&W model?

How many shots do you get with the Short model?

Are you shooting at 10 yards and how big is the black on the target? Thank you for awesome content

I'm not as good a shooter as you by far but what I often see is a kind of 'bell curve' to my scores: starting low, climbing and then getting worse again. How do you see that in your case if you do eg 80 or 100 shots? (For your 30 shot practice session, possibly the results will be the same when the order of the pellets used is reversed next time you try?)

Maaaaan...what a super nice blaster! I hope you enjoy it for years to come.

Forgive me, but could you do a rapid fire with revolver sometime? Currently trying to get that down, but still a bit slow. This 50 yard series is way cool! I'd love to see you continue this. Thanks

Great shooting but I would suggest none of your results is because of difference in pellets.

Mount them n a Shadow Box with targets used and include the letters. You can add different things like pictures, an example of the ammo you used, just let your imagination guide you. But you can always add or remove items. Congratulations.

I was wondering if you could help me out. I just started shooting air pistol this summer to help me with Bullseye Pistol. I shoot a Pardini K12. I love shooting the air pistol. I shoot R10 4.49 size in the heavy. Can you tell me what pellet size and weight would be to shoot. Love the channel. You’re a great mentor to all.

I started shooting airgun recently with that Huben GK-1 I love it but need to get an air tank set up.