Story and scores............but first a word from our sponsor.......errr, ahhh.........musta been too much tv 50 years ago.
If there is a sticky somewhere that instructs how to post pix, I'd be most appreciative to be directed to it. Would like to be like the rest of the "gang" and get me tgts out in the light of day, orrrrrrrr pixels.
But on with the primary intent.
As the BR shooters say, "The wind is your friend". Have had a decent bit of it alllll day long but it is up into the 40°'s so not bad at all 'specially when you stand two steps in the garage and fire out to the tgt. Garage is a blend of outside ambient and the house innards, not too bad actually.
Had been whittling on the grips a bit and also set the trigger rearward and heavied it up significantly as I had too much difference between it and the Model 41 Smith. I'm doing this to help those scores.
I did find out that the super light trigger was allowing me to fudge on my grip (letting it soften up) so that when I increased the wgt, I was moving the gun during squeeze and that is baaaaaad for any discipline. So, a couple of sight changes later and incorporating a sub six hold:
Izzy 46M, RWS R10 match, 10m NRA air pistol tgt, irons, one hand and a decent 8 shot group yielding a 90 with an X. The seven and eight hurt like heck. Both at 1:30 so I heeled the bejeebers out of them.
Just out of curiosity, what are you guys shooting for trigger wgt? I don't have a set of wgts so I don't really know, just guestimate using the .22 as the base line at around 2.5 lbs.
