hi bob entry packs arrived today thanks, looks like we are all looking at bottom of the league position well count me into that one
cheers chris
hi bob entry packs arrived today thanks, looks like we are all looking at bottom of the league position well count me into that one
cheers chris
You and Andy may well surprise yourselves but if you are at the bottom when you start then you can only go UP so that is not such a bad place to start from as you will have everything to look forward to as your experience helps you to improve.
The best thing to do is to get in plenty of practice on the correct targets and become familiar with your choice of pistols.
I shot with a Webley Allecto and a Webley Nemesis during this current season and proved that you do not need anything expensive to compete with or to enjoy shooting your mach cards with.
Both these pistols have far more ability than the shooter that was holding them and are not expensive to buy and are available "used" for even less.
The MPL is a great series to take part in as only air pistols or rifles that need Muscle Power to put the energy into them can be used and this by definition brings many of the older and Classic air pistol and rifles into play as well as the less expensive current production models.
It also excludes all of the CO2 and PCP examples - so none of the expensive and sophisticated current match airguns can be used - and this provides a very level playing field for us all to enjoy!
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Hello to All,
The thing I most like is that you can use the old non-target 'springers' that a lot of people would turn their noses up at
These non-target classics can still shoot surprisingly well, and can be most satisfying to shoot, as well as being a bit 'interesting'
I am finally getting of my arse (got some time off work !!) and getting the backlog of cards from August --> December done
Have fun & a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year
Best regards
Russ
JM,
+1 on the Webley Mk3
A spiffing rifle to use in the MPL !
Have fun !
Best regards
Russ
With some luck we may see a few Webley Mk3 entering the rifle competition next year - and perhaps some Supertargets too!
Maybe some of the BSA fans would like to dig out their .177 rifles to give the Webley shooters a run for their money?
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I had a play with a couple of Webley Mk 3 Supertargets the other day and was surprised at how well they shot.
I was shooting into a RedBob bell target and was impressed with the trigger - that may sound like a strange thing to say but I had just been shooting some BSA Airsporters and compared to them the Mk 3 ST does have a very good trigger !
As I got "acclimatised" to the trigger I found it to be every bit as predictable to use as the fabled trigger on my HW rifles - it was just a case of getting used to it.
The Mk3 ST is a very small and lightweight rifle compared to any of the current crop of heavy match rifles and was a real joy to shoot - ringing the bell reasonably frequently also suggested that it could be good choice of MPL rifle as well - in some ways it felt like the HW 30S that has also proven to be a good MPL rifle choice.
I used RWS Superdome pellets for bell target shooting but have used RWS Meisterkugeln 4.50 match pellets on the 6 yard Air 7 targets with some success too.
I think the Mk 3 Supertarget will be very bit as competitive as the HW35 I had a go with in the MPL league recently and if used regularly it could even be a better choice - and by jove it is British !
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