03-29-2016, 10:35 AM
Thanks Willie.
I'm not too concerned about the accuracy. It's only a few inches high and left at 30 yards. The sights are adjustable for windage, but elevation would need to be corrected by shortening the front sight or cutting the notch deeper in the rear.
The trigger pull is definitely smooth and won't be any trouble at all to adjust to.
Mine has a stainless guide rod. I was thinking about making one out of tungsten to get some weight on the nose, but the recoil is so manageable that it really doesn't need it. There isn't much to work with anyway with the nested spring design.
Even more surprising than the company being owned by a Mooney is that the factory is located in Massachusetts.
Tom
I'm not too concerned about the accuracy. It's only a few inches high and left at 30 yards. The sights are adjustable for windage, but elevation would need to be corrected by shortening the front sight or cutting the notch deeper in the rear.
The trigger pull is definitely smooth and won't be any trouble at all to adjust to.
Mine has a stainless guide rod. I was thinking about making one out of tungsten to get some weight on the nose, but the recoil is so manageable that it really doesn't need it. There isn't much to work with anyway with the nested spring design.
Even more surprising than the company being owned by a Mooney is that the factory is located in Massachusetts.
Tom
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