Col Del Rio

I want to get a Stoeger coach gun for my wife. I have heard that the single triggers are harder to maintain than the double triggers. Anyone have knowledge of this? Also I am still debating 12 gauge vs 20 gauge. Lighter gun that is easier to control verses lesser felt recoil. Thoughts?

You really don't need to bring anything for a match. We have loaners and first time guests shoot for free! https://www.sashgunclub.com/ has all the info you need for the matches HPD laws: HPD Information http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscurrent/ Hawaii Rifle Association has the latest info https://hawaiirifleassociation.org/

SASH (https://www.sashgunclub.com/) is back in the saddle! We have our first match since July last year. If you are ever out in the 50th State , come on by.

Aloha, Hawaii has very few good ranges. However I do shoot at nice place with 25 yard max distance. I need to re-sight some scoped rifles. What is the better way to sight in at 25 yards to obtain an accurate 100 shot? Can anyone recommend an article or guide? Mahalo, Col. Del Rio

Greetings All, I am looking for a 20 gauge double barrel for my wife. Other than Stoeger (I have a 12 gauge), what other brands do folks use? My wife is petite so a youth model might be an option. Internal hammers only. Single trigger preferable. Col. Del Rio

Thank you all for your inputs. To answer Sedaila Dave, I live off the beaten path. I live in Hawaii.

Greetings, I need some advice. I have an Uberti 1873 in 45 Colt. I' am thinking of a short stroke kit for it. Who would you recommend? I am not much of a gunsmith and there is a dearth of qualified people where I live so doing it myself or having it installed locally is not a good option. Thanks, Col Del Rio

Greetings Does anyone have experience with the new Taylor revolvers with the "short stroke" actions? Colonel Del Rio