I went to the range on Sunday and made a video during single hand bullseye pistol shooting at 50 and then 25 yards, one target slow fire, one timed, and one rapid. Two of the three target results were good. One not so good.
I moved in with the camera to get a much tighter shot of the Kadet and red dot sight,as well as my sometimes pretty good trigger control. Maybe this will be helpful to someone, I hope so.
It was 30F and I forgot to put a drop of oil on the top round after cleaning the Kadet chamber, etc. on Saturday, so I had to manually chamber the 2nd and 3rd rounds of the day, but no problems after that. The gun warms up, there is a little lube just from the wax on the Norma Tac 22 on the chamber and ramp, so the gun functions 100% after the "clean and dry" condition is eliminated. My theory is that the dry chamber adds just enough drag on the slide to slow it down enough so that it doesn't go to the rear far enough to catch the next round. The only shooter malfunctions occurred while I was checking video and audio equipment instead of just shooting. I didn't edit out the one bad wiggle shot at about 12:00 in the video, where I was nearly shaking the gun on the first shot and put the shot high right out of frame. It happens sometimes when I have missed a week, as in being out of town over Thanksgiving.
I will try to shoot some videos from a rest on Wednesday or Thursday, probably with a center fire gun however, not the .22.
This is fun. This is not easy.
Joe
