There is no 'Magic' Gun

[chippy]

I'm of the view that if it can be mounted consistently, is comfortable to shoot and you see enough rob then it's right! 

I see quite a bit of rob.in fact I shoot with him most weekends. He Hasn't helped my shooting though. 

 

[Les53]

I've had a lot of guns over the years, mostly I've changed because a new toy could not be resisted. However I have also changed due a particular gun just somehow not seeming to work for me, it seems even though fitted correctly, you just don't always settle with a particular gun.  I've also changed due to neck issues more recently.

 

[Wonko the Sane]

Ah, yes.  the Perazzi Solution

 

[Doctor Lecter]

I've had a lot of guns over the years, mostly I've changed because a new toy could not be resisted. However I have also changed due a particular gun just somehow not seeming to work for me, it seems even though fitted correctly, you just don't always settle with a particular gun.  I've also changed due to neck issues more recently.

yes ive had neck pain through shooting ,  we are all looking for a recoil free shotgun / cartridge combination  , this day and age  you would think recoil could be eliminated  with our technologies  . 

 

[PhilR]

I don't have a magic gun, but I do shoot a Miracle MK38  :smile: :smile: :smile:

 

[Rosso]

yes ive had neck pain through shooting ,  we are all looking for a recoil free shotgun / cartridge combination  , this day and age  you would think recoil could be eliminated  with our technologies  . 

They have 

 

[Wonko the Sane]

They have 

Ah, yes.  the KG Solution  (which may also be interpreted as the "kg" solution)

a 14lb gun shooting 20gm sub-sonic carts.  Admirable indeed

 

[andypandy]

So Andy , you have had your new gun fitted by yourself, using all the gadgets available that are adjustable, so it no longer is an off the shelf gun, it has been fitted to suit you.

When you say 'fitted to yourself' I raised the stock to get a figure of eight on the beads and that's it!

 

[Rosso]

Ah, yes.  the KG Solution  (which may also be interpreted as the "kg" solution)

a 14lb gun shooting 20gm sub-sonic carts.  Admirable indeed

Actually 9 lbs- 32" or 30" ( 30" have Briley ported steel, keeps balance spot on) balance 2 mm infront hinge pin - pitch 1 1/4"-  adj comb - 28grm - 1500fps - and something a Pastarazzzi doesn't have - an adjustable trigger.

thats how you get rid of recoil

 

[Hamster]

Actually 9 lbs- 32" or 30" ( 30" have Briley ported steel, keeps balance spot on) balance 2 mm infront hinge pin - pitch 1 1/4"-  adj comb - 28grm - 1500fps - and something a Pastarazzzi doesn't have - an adjustable trigger.

thats how you get rid of recoil

Have you measured the balance with shells in, could make a 50% difference which is a whole 1mm.  :lol: :lol:

 

[Rosso]

Have you measured the balance with shells in, could make a 50% difference which is a whole 1mm.  :lol: :lol:

Off course I have. Like you I am a mafmatician. And actually it's 1.29735mm as well you know. Can't be bothered to convert to inches for the yank.

 

[Wonko the Sane]

Weight in lbs and lengths in mm!  How delightfully quaint!  I thot Krieghoff weights were listed in stones?

And Perazzi does in fact have adjustable triggers but so very few of Perazzi owners are deformed that they are not a standard feature

 

[Rosso]

Weight in lbs and lengths in mm!  How delightfully quaint!  I thot Krieghoff weights were listed in stones?

And Perazzi does in fact have adjustable triggers but so very few of Perazzi owners are deformed that they are not a standard feature

Thot that might appeal to you.

what model Perazzi has adjustable triggers that come as standard. Being as everyone's hands are the same size in Wonko world or deformed. 

 

[Wonko the Sane]

The adjustable trigger group is available on any drop-out trigger gun AFAIK.  There are several aftermarket things as well but I have never had or used any of them, Perazzi or otherwise

 

[Rob C]

I see quite a bit of rob.in fact I shoot with him most weekends. He Hasn't helped my shooting though. 

Yes I do I am always telling you were behind it..

 

[ips]

The adjustable trigger group is available on any drop-out trigger gun AFAIK.  There are several aftermarket aftermarket things as well but I have never had or used any of them, Perazzi or otherwise

wow that's one of the best perazzi triggers I have seen ...... Both springs appear to be intact.

 

[Darkside]

wow that's one of the best perazzi triggers I have seen ...... Both springs appear to be intact.

...it's new, give it time!!!

 

[Dog Tyred]

Bollox 

 

[Rosso]

The adjustable trigger group is available on any drop-out trigger gun AFAIK.  There are several aftermarket aftermarket things as well but I have never had or used any of them, Perazzi or otherwise

Still not said what model this antiquated mechanism comes from. But I am informed that carrying spare trigger groups is a must, how much are they. Can't be more than £50. ? I mean look at it. Looks like it dropped out of my Ruger. Oh sh*t it's not that good as the springs never go in the Ruger.??

 

[Paul120]

Dunno about a Magic gun. Last couple of weeks though I think I've been using one  owned by a Clone Trooper.. 

The feccin force has def been absent.  

Looks like I'll be back on the P gun for Next weeks OT.