If, for one reason or another, I need to have my hold point further out from the machine (skeet, sporting doesn't matter), I use a pre-mounted "soft mount" where my head isn't on the stock until the target crosses my insertion point, then the stock comes up the last inch or two as I basically "move, mount, shoot"
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Citori Firing Pins and Springs
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If, for one reason or another, I need to have my hold point further out from the machine (skeet, sporting doesn't matter), I use a pre-mounted "soft mount" where my head isn't on the stock until the target crosses my insertion point, then the stock comes up the last inch or two as I basically "move, mount, shoot"
I will think about that and applying something of the sort to Hi2, but probably not use such a technique on the other stations.
Highly unlikely. Unless the shop is an Authorized Browning repair/warrantee shop.
Or, they see enough of them to just order in bulk when they run low (which is what the guy I used would do)
stuckinthe60s
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holy cow. 3.5 months?
it must be a serious issue in that gun design to have everyone needing them.
it must be a serious issue in that gun design to have everyone needing them.