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The Model 41 is a very good competition pistol. If you are serious about competing then eventually you will move in the direction of obtaining one of these models. If you're just beginning in competition then the Ruger is a good starter pistol. While the 41 is very diet sensitive, the trigger consis...

I just haven't had enough time to script and generate a Mark IV listing yet, as you can see by my lack of posts over the past year, I have been extremely busy. I will get to it.

R,
Bullseye

I used to use Bullseye powder exclusively, but when the manufacturing plant blew up and it got hard to find, I started using other brands.

R,
Bullseye

I'll second that "Merry Christmas" and raise everyone a "Happy New Year" too!

R,
Bullseye

Better to be found by you than another person with unknown intentions. I have had this experience a few times over the years, but fortunately I have relocated my firearm prior to having to go and file a report with the local PD. It is a panicky feeling to be missing something like a firearm. R, Bull...

I haven't been a fan of the Walther P22 either. They may have all made the needed modifications to improve functioning but like you it is far too late to convince me. I did notice there was a comparison YouTube video on the SR22 and the P22. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msW29zP6E7I You may have a...

FLIR can really make a difference when trying to observe wildlife in dark conditions. I have used it extensively in the past. Bunnies out in the distance look like little torches in "White Hot Mode". I recall the resolution of the system I was using was very sensitive and I could see the J...

I'm sure that folks have a lot more to occupy their time now instead of entertaining themselves by frequenting the discussion forums like the old days. Facebook and their stupid cat videos seem to be trending more these days. You should set up some trail cameras and get a better perspective on how b...

Most of the guests that are showing up on the board are web crawlers, bots, and spiders that are indexing the site for search purposes. My software doesn't distinguish these things from real people when comprising the analytics for the website. Yeah, the traffic has slowed to a crawl over the last y...

I have seen some of the complaints about PB's new TOS and pricing for services. For me this is not an issue because I host all of my own photos on my own website's server. Not everyone has that option available to them. I do have a few images still on PB but I don't use them anymore. Now that this s...

Looks nice. Do you have enough room for the table to fully travel with the vertical mill positioned in the corner like that?

R,
Bullseye

I will likely add a version of detail stripping for the Mark IV in the future when I find enough free time to create it. It takes me quite a bit of time to script out the steps and then take the photographs necessary to accomplish the procedure. I can tell that my web-help pages still get quite a bi...

My first thought would be to take a good look at the butterfly end of your recoil spring assembly and see if there are any signs of wear on it. This scratch appears to be in the vicinity of that part.

R,
Bullseye

Thank you all for your concern but I am very well. I have been extremely tied up with many projects over the past few months and have not had much spare time to spend on the computer. I created this message board for all of you folks to use as a conduit to communicate with each other. I'm sure that ...

Yes, a gentle bending inward of the left to tines of the leaf spring will increase the sear and trigger's tension and hence increase the trigger pull. Bending these spring fingers near the bottom of the tines works best. The leftmost finger adjusts sear tension and the center finger adjusts disconne...