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.22s are good for learning how to shoot but not always learning not to flinch, I think going the opposite way of a .22 might be better. Have him shoot a 12 gage with bird shot a few times at something reactive (pattern of balloons taped to back stop, or a few clays at close range). The recoil...

I agree with everyone else 629, with one difference, smear bacon grease all over it so when you are done shooting it at the bear drop it and run. If you are lucky he will stop to lick it and you will get away.

I have a brand new Series 80 in stainless. It has the 100 Anniversary medallions on it (I know BFD) I am just a recreational shooter but fairly serious about rifle target shooting so accuracy is important to me. It shoots great! at 21 feet I can put all rounds into one ragged hole. On a bench...

Nakanokalronin, Do you still have the Mag disconnect safety or have you disabled it? I am confused as to how the trigger lightened up, is it breaking in or was it modified? I am debating on picking upo a Anniversary BHP at my LGS and I am a little worried about the stock trigger.

Man they are nice! I think I need one! I like nickle and stainless guns but the one above and the engraved blued 75s in the link are great looking.

Thanks, sent an email to them a while ago never heard back.

Does anyone know what the price of these are and if there is any way to get them in the US? LGS have no clue. http://www.czub.cz/en/catalog/85-engravings/

no :d

Any company can screw up a gun not just S&W I sent in a 6 month old Browning lever action that developed feed and ejection issues, it came back two months later all scratched up. Sent it back and it has been there for 4 months now.

I never saw that letter before, thanks for posting.

I will second the Remington ammo, it was also accurate out of mu PPK/S. The Fiocchi performance was not as good in my gun.

There is a nice thread on the waltherforum that is about "Why your S&W PPK is better than your others". Just when you google the new PPKs it comes up with all negative reviews from that forum. I joined there too and everyone has been nice to me..... so far, and I have not been a sarcastic dick...

Micheal, Thanks my point about the exactly! BTW I do not think bad S&W PPKs will lower the value of your collection, it will make the value of the non Smiths higher because the are allegedly better. They did a good job on this one and it works great. I would have bought a new Interarms but...

Rosewood Burl Crosscut Factory S&W Walther Grips

Not just pretty, its an accurate shooter too.

When I went to pick up my Clot, 1911 Gold Cup Trophy, I spotted a shiny factory machine engraved Walther PPK/S sitting on the shelf. Against my better judgment the fancy shiny gun made me buy it. I am not a fan of compacts or .380 ACP but.... it felt good in my hand, not too small or light like...

I use .22 tracer ammo to teach shooter about ricochets. It is amazing what happens even shooting into a sand berm, if you shoot off angle a little.

Since you load your own, I will second the Watherby's listed above and suggest a Weatherby calaber.

if you think she would a pretty one http://www.weatherby.com/product/rifles/markxxii get her that and she will be out shooting you at 50 yards, that will make here a fen of the sport I just sold my Remington 552, looked good but only 1.5 inch groups at 50 yards.

Easy busyhands, I don't want to read about you blowing up a cylinder and having to type a post with only one hand. I have the NAA Super Companion too and it seems just fine with FFFF Swiss. If you want more powder get a bigger gun.... or a couple of them. I now have seven from the NAA SC to the...