25 yards, one hand, ten shots
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High Standard Supermatic Trophy at the range (with video)
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They never made a Beats Me series…But it does look like a 107 or ML series with their standard bluing, they had the trigger logo and push button barrel take down; those two series were the best made of the ‘Military Grip’ High Standards in my opinion..
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???Everyone's a Garand expert until the Garand expert walks in the room and I have only met 3, Scott Duff, Bruce Canfield & Gus Fisher
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Same grip as a High Standard Victor. I used to shoot bullseye with it until I decided to shoot a Marvel .22 conversion. My High Standard magazines were a bit finicky with certain ammo, but after I got them dialed in the Victor was a pleasure to shoot. I could usually keep all shots in the black during slow fire and timed fire. Rapid fire was another story.NRA Life Member
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Come out to Raahauge's and show me how, please. I'm shooting against my buddy in October for lunch, and I want to kick his ***Same grip as a High Standard Victor. I used to shoot bullseye with it until I decided to shoot a Marvel .22 conversion. My High Standard magazines were a bit finicky with certain ammo, but after I got them dialed in the Victor was a pleasure to shoot. I could usually keep all shots in the black during slow fire and timed fire. Rapid fire was another story.
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Flip the gun over, it's on the otherside, stamped on the frame along with the serial number, the barrel should have the production location.
Looks pretty much like supermatic tournament 106 military, but you'rs is in cleaner shape with the trigger and mag release and has the frame mounted rear sight, and I've got the slide mounted sight.
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Good shooting Racer, I don't know if I can see the target at 25 yards.Comment
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