patrickbeijer

What can you tune on a shell release ?

For that money i would go to a dealer where i can see what i want first ,and compare..... I compared the Swarovski (with ill dot) with the Zeiss 1,1-4x24 and went home with the Zeiss. A friend of mine uses the Meopta and a compared them both (Zeiss and Meopta) I went home with a bad taste in my mouth the meopta is not as good as the Zeiss but it comes pretty darn close. I think the Meopta is the bust buy for money versus quality and iff you buy one you will never regret it

Here are a couple of short video's i made yesterday at our indoor shooting range. The person on the video is A33435 and as you can see he did his homework on loading from his chestholder ,each time he grabs 2 shells Load six shoot 1 load 10 shoot 1 and last but not least load six shoot six I believe that the 2 shells on top of eachother is an easier method to learn and is just as quick (or even faster) as loading weakhand from a caddy. I must admit a Nova is extremly easy to load because of the big loading gate

A33435 mailed me the pictures below. This is what he uses now,the plates (i call them bombervests ) you can adjust for various lenghts of ammo, and was made by a German shooter A33435 uses two of these bombervests so he can set them up for each stage,if he uses different shell length The belt is made by a Tsech shooter and also works the same way by putting two shells on top of each other

We should work something out with you Tim........There is not one dealer on the European mainland that sells your stuff overhere,except for Midway UK and they do not ship outside the UK. Midway Germany has got hardly nothing in stock and does not run all of your products And the market for ipsc shotgunproducts is rising overhere But i do know a dealer who would be intrested in doiing your products...........ahum

I would like to show you a move of a friend of mine who can do one shot load eight and then again one shot under 7 seconds with a Benelli Nova pump and he loads 2 at a time from a (i call it ) bombervest. But i would have to make that movie first ,iff he agrees But then again he is very strict in dry practice ,and trains a lot on the loading technique (and i do not)

The only video i can show you is me shooting a small stage in Tsechie 3gun match last summer ,you started empty so I had to load 7 (i loaded eight) and then shoot 7 plates. Each time you see me load it is 2 rounds at the same time , It was the first time I ever shot a match with shotgun (manual pump Benelli Nova) so do not expect a great reloading technic from me. But the video does show you a reasonable load system you can learn with litlle training effort (i do not train so much on the shotgun )Tsechie 2007 3gun Cesky Krumlov

This is what some germans (and me from Holland)use You put 2 shels on top of eachother and especially with the Benelli Nova's big loading area it is very easy to use

anybody here knows which factory ammo will be making the minor factor ? I have a Colt 9mm with a 16 inch barrel

Any news yet ? I always love new gadgets

Mine had it too but after installing the pri gasbuster i did not have that anymore. The pri gasbuster is more rounded

In europe alot of ipsc shotgunshooters are goiing over to the Molot Vepr 12 ,and what i have seen there are some very good shooting Germans using them you can buy 15 rnd mags for them

If you have a chance to look at a Meopta K-dot ,try that as well and ask iff you can watch them both outside the gunstore and in the daylight and take another look. The red in the Meopta stays red ,in the Leupold it will fade away....... On the other hand ,the Leupold looks are better the Meopta is rather long in size

When there is a rifle match here its always one or two stages using the full 110 yards ,the other 4 or 5 stages are mostly on the 25 meter range.(we only shoot indoor here) I haven't used ,my 9mm on a match yet,only my .223 JP but i do use it to train cheap in the ammo cost. I am planning on using it on a match in march we have here where do not go beyond 70 yards.

My Colt 9mm with Sabre defence upperreceiver and 16'' barrel and V-Tac handguard shoots at 110 yards (indoor range) of a bipod with factory 124 grs ammo and a EO tech about a 5 inch group. Most of the matches here do not go beyond that distance so its good enough to shoot ipsc in the netherlands with it. But it doesn't beat my .223 ever.......(except for ammo cost there it saves my beer money )

@Kurt I found this,do you have a picture off it??

its .nl i am just another nut from NL (in netherlands)

Does anybody here has a movie off a reload with an 8 rounder? They don't seem to work for me and i want to know why (its a different one then the nordic,maybe thats the problem ) Sorry for breaking in on this topic

I gleud mine on my 18,5'' barrel without rib with loctite 480. works great

Now thats what i call a nice scope !!! it's great:surprise:

To just go a little on/off topic I have tried the K dot and thats a wonderfull scope for the money I use a Zeiss varipoint now (1.1-4) and that scope is expensive but worth all the money and i will never in my life sell it. I have looked at the Leupold but i think its worthless for ipsc ,in clear daylight you just will not see any illumination of the reticle and that will slow you down at close targets (just my opinion) Eo tech ? i have one ...its nice but the lens always looks misty I will trust my nice clear aimpoint anytime over the Eotech have not tried the magnifier yet. I also have a TA11 and use it with a flip cover closed at the front for close targets(prec.mach.tool comp) and you can do wonderfull things with that clear scope.(downside....the donut is rather big for large distance targets,i think) I do think you can shoot just as well and fast irons as optics,but i just do not have the time to put in the effort,it just takes alot of practice