It bought this many years ago for about $1000

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Thank you. I'm not even that great a kneeling shooter. It has always been the most challenging position for me. I am back to shooting now and I have also taken up 300 meter Free and Standard rifle.

I am not familiar with the 55 action. Is that the new action for the A22 Max rifle? I have not seen one in person

@@jobervelasco8614 its their main action on their rifles, its either the 55 or the 64, or their Fortune action on the biathlon rifles.

@@cliffcox7643 ah ,you mean the Match 54 action. The KK500 is superior to any Anschutz using the 54 action

@@jobervelasco8614 but can you tell me why? You know how some people are enamored by things, but have no basis for it...an emotional but non based reason, which I'm not staying you are. Im just trying to find out the facts about why one is superior vs another before I buy.

@@cliffcox7643 the Match 54 action still uses a very long bolt and the loading port is very far forward. It makes it very hard to load in prone especially for people with short arms that need to lift their arm and reach forward to load a round. One of the Team Canada shooters I know couldn't physically reach the chamber in prone and had to toss rounds in the loading port. The KK500 has a shorter bolt with the loading port moved to the rear. The loading port is directly over the trigger. This enables a user to load the rifle (especially in the prone position) without having to remove their elbow from the ground and reaching forward to insert a round in the chamber. This had proven to be especially advantageous to everyone. It is a feature on the KK500, the Grunigs, the Bleikers, and the new Feinwerkbau smallbore rifle.

A built in microphone in the sensor listens for the sound the rifle makes when you depress the trigger. Whether it is smallbore or air rifle the rifle will make a clicking sound when you dry fire.

@@jobervelasco8614 So sad... my Feinwerkbau 2602 has no dry fire.

Walther

And it all started with your SCATT review many moons ago. Lol

@@jobervelasco8614 I'm planning to do some videos myself. The world of sport shooting is extremely underserved by KZbin.

i don't have access to anything with an electronic trigger unfortunately. my preference is mechanical always, don't want to worry about a dead battery

@@jobervelasco8614 Thanks Jober, I cant seem to find anything about it any where, I am about to purchase so I will stick with the standard trigger. Cheers

Did you replace a firing pin? When the bolt is un-cocked the tip of the firing pin should protrude a small amount through the firing pin hole in the bolt. If this is not occuring there may be something blocking it or the firing pin is not made to the proper dimensions.

The 650mm barrel is available in a smaller diameter so this version of the KK500 is lighter and has better balance suited to those who may be smaller in size.

in USA, it costs approximately $6000 USD

I screw it completely and have not experienced it being hard to use

This is the Burbank Rifle Club in Castaic. Just a club match

It irritates me to no end when I hear "ambidextrious".

It is

We have biathletes that train here also

@@jobervelasco8614 Oh wow, really? I guess sometimes you fall in love with a sport/discipline, even though it might not be ideal. But hopefully the passion one has will help one through the practice sessions. Good luck!

@@heinrichkleist3473 I've been lucky enough to also work with members of U.S. Biathlon. I was at the IBU World Cup event in Soldier Hollow, UT a couple years ago.

@@jobervelasco8614 That's so cool! How did you like the competition? I was an official on the range in Canmore, which was the competition right before the event in Soldier Hollow. Do you know if the US Biathlon Team works a lot with trainers such as a Scatt? Do you feel it's been much more beneficial for you to use this system over straight dry firing?

@@heinrichkleist3473 i have been a biathlon fan for a long time. It was nice to see them in person finally. I also got to talk to coaches and biathletes from France, Norway, Italy, Austria, etc. I'm not sure how much USBA uses SCATT but they do. The current shooting coach for USBA is former USA Shooting athlete Matt Emmons. He won medals at the summer Olympics in Athens, Beijing, and London in 50 meter rifle. SCATT is definitely more beneficial than dry fire alone.

you should contact SCATT directly.

Walther

@@jobervelasco8614 for both air and .22?

Military sniper rifles are a totally different animal and are constantly evolved from. Input from soldiers, but have to be much more robust vs a target rifle.

Hi, sorry. Meant to do that a while ago but I am recently retired from rifle shooting. If I have a chance I'll try to dust off the equipment and do a video.

Jober Velasco yeah I have had those moments. Pls don’t do it just for my curiosity. Good luck man...

@@jobervelasco8614 aaa, and I just subscribed to see more videos from you!! 😢 Hope you dust them off one day and continue! Greetings from Norway :)

I use SK Standard + or SK Rifle Match for practice. Matches I use Lapua Center-X which is tested for my rifle.

@@jobervelasco8614 Thanks for quick reply, i was curious as i'm intending to get the KK500 too. I had thought about Eley Sport, Eley Match & Lapua Center-X too. This might be of interest to you if you've not seen it before www.accurateshooter.com/guns-of-week/22lr-rimfire-ammo-comparison-test/

I would try getting an actual punch set to drive to drive the pin out.