Rutland Shooter

TEC-HRO Pistol Training Timer £15.00 inc postage - UK only Rutty

£45.00 posted UK.

Jackets for juniors can be hard to come by, especially left handed. As long as it's only prone your considering then the 10.9 Principle might be worth considering. I have noticed that quite a few schools seem to favour the Peritum Intermediate Jacket, if you're prepared to spend that much. They also operate a Hire Scheme that is a little cheaper. Hope this is of some assistance. Rutty

Unfortunately the Disabled Shooting project ceased as a standalone exercise about 5 years ago and was taken in-house by British Shooting. Having consulted someone who knows a great deal more than most about VI Shooting in particular, this was his reply: So, nothing that I\he is aware of specifically for shooting. Should you find anything then it's been a well kept secret. You may be able to apply for assistance under more general terms, but only in respect of additional costs that you may incur because of your disability. Rutty

Both sold Rutty

2 x Megalink 4K187 PC based targets for sale. Both targets now sold These have integral LED lighting and come complete with stand, pellet catcher, all cables and adaptors and MLShoot software. All that is required is a windows PC or Laptop. (not included) Collection preferred but pickup at Bisley might be possible £1500 each - contact Holwell Rifle Club: holwellrc@hotmail.co.uk Additional information The targets were acquired for use at 10m but prospective buyers might wish to note that the Edinkillie website now states: Rutty

Late ‘90s! Those are still on the coffee table!🤓 Rutty

I might be Neil, but it depends upon the date ranges. Rutty

Hi Gordon, Gehmann manufacture the stands and replacement heads. The NSRA are Gehmann stockists https://gehmann.com/english/products.php?id=580&kategorie=12 Ken Nash was supplying them on a regular basis for VI shooting so they are available. Hope this helps, Rutty

Given that the PA10 unit was specifically designed to replicate the same arc as the 25m Rapid Fire targets but at 10m then that should be fine. Also if you watch the first YouTube video with the 10m Air Pistol targets mounted you will be able to work it out. They are of course 170mm wide. Rutty

Hello Jack, sorry but I will only do face-to-face on this one and that would clearly not be convenient. Rutty

I have a Brno, where are you located? You may also be interested in this in the For Sale section . Rutty

Given it a little time and still don't like it.

Chris you have a PM

How many are you looking for? Rutty

You might wish to approach it a little differently. What would it be worth in its original stock and does the owner still have that stock? Now, what is the premium for the Ultra stock and what would that stock fetch if sold separately? I have a feeling that barrel and action in original stock + Ultra sold separately might yield a bit more. Rutty

it is certainly similar to the Freeland hand stop but I have only seen those in polished metal. You might like to try asking on Target Talk.

No. 19 - Strange Tool This used to be supplied with the FWB 300 series rifles Rutty

Yes please. Cannot send PM as your inbox is not accepting new messages. Rutty

David, Please read the sticky at the top of the for sale section. You need to state the price and acceptable means of payment. Rutty

Carol, Hotfoot is correct. You should read the "pinned" thread at the top of the for sale section. There are plenty of places on the internet where you may determine the price being asked for a 1907 stock. Whether the finish makes any difference; plus or minus; is your call, but ultimately the market will decide. If you do wish to sell it on here, you should state your asking price and the methods of payment. Rutty

Tim that was from personal experience. When I collected the barrel I signed a declaration that I was aware that it required to be offered for proof should i subsequently decide to sell or dispose of it for other than scrap. As it was I took it to the Birmingham Proof House myself; as you could in those days; because it was more convenient than sending it there. However you are probably correct in that most gunsmiths would have it re-proofed to be on the safe side and ensure that they had discharged; and exceeded; their duty of care. Rutty

Illogical it may be, but that's the way it is. If you had a barrel re-chambered (physical alteration to a pressure bearing component) or fitted a new barrel you would not have to have the barrel re-proofed unless you sold it. However it's no more illogical than the Proof House proposal a few years ago that all barrels should undergo periodic re-proof. I cannot see the point in carrying out a potentially destructive test when there are now a number of non-destructive alternatives available that would only involve a standard load. As TimS noted, with CIP one does wonder why we need to continue with national testing. Rutty

Contact Ken Nash via the NSRA. Rutty

Jim, Could you please read post#2 of the sticky regarding soliciting price advice. Rgds, Rutty