Show Me Your Bullseye Pistols

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Now that we can share our photos, let's see your bullseye guns.

Here is my Keefer Custom, Aimpoint dot scope, with one of my better very best targets.



Best Regards,
Slo cat

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Matching Mountain Competiton Pistols. One in .45 and the other in 9mm.

My 1911 is an older custom--a B.P.S. Shadow. Joe has worked on it and can't believe it still shoots straight. It's pretty worn out where the slide stop pin goes through the frame.

My High Standard is an 80's Connecticut model with only 4 bullseye seasons on it....a spring chicken. I wish I could figure out how to get that rear sight off--it makes clearing a malfunction a real chore with my scope mount on there.

They get the job done. If I win the powerball, I'll get a better 1911.

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Thanks Jack!
Now I just need enough guts to strike my baby with sharp blows....
My punches are snap-on so hopefully I won't damage any of the parts, or need to drill any of them off....I might want to put the sight bridge back on someday...



Well, went ahead and did it! Broke 4 snap-on punches, and still had to drill the rivet head with the hole in it off. Then I was able to punch it through. The little roll pins were pretty easy in comparison. I think you can still order those rivets also. I'm not worried, it's not like I'll ever sell this thing anyway. I'm going to shoot it until it's worn out.

Slocat, sorry I haven't been on this forum for a while. I defected to the email-based google group. To answer your questions about the Salyer trio... The front straps are not checkered. Dave put strips of skateboard tape on them. Works great; saves money. I just wanted a set of basic el cheapo (but accurate) guns, so didn't consider updating to a beaver tail grip safety. I have several other fancy 1911s that have both the front strap checkering and beaver tails (Springfield Trophy Match; Kimber Team Match, Les Baer Distinguished PPC). You did good this year at Perry. Congratulations! Take care. Eric

[img][/img]Morini 84E free pistol (electronic trigger). Kidd custom wad gun built on Les Baer frame and slide (Clark slide mount) Nill grips. S&W model 52-1 (BME mount). Hammerli 208s with Knapp mount. All Ultra Dot scopes.

[img][/img]Let's not forget our air pistols. A Morini 162EI. Love those electronic triggers!

Les Baer National Match with 30mm Ultra Dot and trimmings




Salyer M9 model




Marvel 22 Conversion with 1" Ultra Dot

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Hi-Standard Victor with CPC barrel milled for rings.

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Built by Mike Curtis around 1995 or 96

OK, I'll post some photos for the heck of it! My 3 primary pistols are a M41 with a chopped barrel by Lou Lombardi, a Walther .32 spacegun, and a Les Baer .45. My wife shoots the Trailside worked over by Larry Carter. Most have Rink Grips. All have UltraDots.



Not shown are a Ruger Mark II and a Houston High Standard Victor.



















Best regards,

John Dreyer

www.bullseyepistol.com

John,

It's good to see you on this Forum. Welcome.

Who made the custom barrel for your Walther .32?

Here is another pic of my .45 and my free pistol.



Best Regards,
Slo cat

Slo cat wrote:John,


Here is another pic of my .45 and my free pistol.



Best Regards,
Slo cat

Just curious , what red dot you use and why it over the UD?

Just curious , what red dot you use and why it over the UD?

DavidR,

The red dot scope is an Aimpoint CompC 4 MOA. I bought the Keefer 1911A1 used and it had this quality dot scope included. Otherwise I would have got an UD.

Best Regards,
Slo cat

thanks, ive heard good things about the aimpoint just never seen one.Nice target, what was the load combo that did that?

That is only a target shot at 50 feet. Almost any ammo out of an accurate gun will do better than that.

Best Regards,
Slo cat

with the Nosler test target. Les Baer base.

Jack, was that with the famous Nosler 185 gr. JHP or with a Nosler 230 grain FMJ?

BE Mike wrote:Jack, was that with the famous Nosler 185 gr. JHP or with a Nosler 230 grain FMJ?

Roddy tested with 185 Nosler. 4.5 N310

With Sierra 230, it shot some 90+ slowfires.

Slo Cat,
May I ask what the Aimpoint CompC 4 MOA weighs?
Thanks!
JLK

I have no idea what it weighs, and I don't want to take it off to weigh it. But it is in the ballpark with the UD.

7.1 ounces, thats about 2.3 ounces more than a Ud matchdot and 3 more than a UD 1''.

Here are my three. I just shot my first 2700 a couple of weeks ago and the 45 will take a bit of getting used to but the 22 and 32 are real easy shooters. The best part of the 45 is that it makes my Hammerli seem like a toy so it's much easier to shoot.

My 22 is a Hammerli 208 with a Matchdot and Rink grips.


My 32 is a Walther GSP and while I've heard lots of negative stuff about it at 50yds mine seems fine and groups just under 2" from a rest. It's probably the easiest one to shoot at 25yds. It has a Bushnell Trophy dot and it also has Rink grips.


My 1911 is the first 45 I've owned or shot. It was built by Roddy Toyota and is a really fun gun to shoot. It groups 1 1/4" at 50 but I don't. Not yet anyway. It also has Rink grips as I like the consistency across the guns as far as the feel in my hand.

Mountain Competition 1911 with Aimpoint H-1 and custom built shades.

Here are two of my new Oregon Precision Arms 22s that are just out on the market.

The 22/45 is just 2 lbs and they have match grade barrels.

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