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Shoots amazingly straight. I don't.
    --- I will fight and die for our right to Keep and Arm Bears. |
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Sweet target gu Terp..Our Larry's Guns here in Maine carries the SP20. I see some 208's and a couple of the early .38 guns on his sight too.
I shot High Standard Olympic 106 .22 short and a Bennelli .32 wad cutter in target. Yours is a nice one to be sure. |
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Ahhh..I like you already  "there are no problems..they are merely "opportunities" |
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Yup horse..my little Olympic has been gone for some time now. I had 5 inch bull target barrel and other I believe was 6 3/4 with machined on muzzle break and two weights! This gun would shoot the wheels off my Model 41's. Was the Mil grip as well.
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Model 41s and SP20s are in different leagues. That SP20 is even ahead of my MP-95. They truly are fantastic guns. __________________________________ If you think gun magazines are objective or honest, when's the last time they wrote a truly negative review of a firearm? Do you really think all of those pre-production models they're shooting run as reliably and shoot as accurately as they say they do? 90% of gun malfunctions can be attributed to poor ammo (reloads, Russian, etc.), lack of maintenance, weak springs, cheap magazines, or improper technique. When a well-trained shooter using a wide variety of high quality ammunition fed from a reliable, self-leveling magazine shoots your gun after it's gone through a through inspection, spring replacement, and cleaning, and still has problems, then it's the gun. Until then, the problem usually rests with the shooter/owner. |
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