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We Dress the Champions We Dress the Champions 1 PISTOL SHOOTERS, SEE PAGE 23 Dear Shooting Sport Fan, REORDER MADE TO MEASURE? Once you have ordered from us we have your own IN THE BLUE BOXES: personal pattern(s) in our computer. Just tell us the Other features, see: SHOOTING JACKETS GENERAL INFO production number inside a jacket or a pair of pants and we’ll nd your previous private pattern(s) in seconds. Maybe your stomach has grown a few is information which concerns ALL KT products in a product group. For example all cm or you prefer some detail to be changed? Or models of jackets. Th is is to avoid to that you have to read several times what the left sleeve would you like the latest colours? Just tell us the sling-keeper looks like, as it’s the same for all models. changes you would like and we will make only the required adjustments to your pattern(s) and you’ll get the best piece of shooting gear you ever had. TO SELECT SHOOTING GEAR As in any technical sport the selection of and learning to use the equipment is a very im- THE HUGO SYSTEM portant and interesting part of the game. In this catalogue we want to do more than to show The KT shooting wear is famous for its anatomical our products and some of the World Class shooters using them. Th at’s why you fi nd the \ t. Production for both standard-sizes and made to measure products is handled by our own com- puterised CAD/CAM system HUGO. The newest IN THE GREEN BOXES: available technology is used in the Hugo system, which work with a accuracy of 1 mm. The Made ABOUT SHOOTING WEAR TECHNIQUE to Measure (MTM) system application has been developed by ourselves. There are over 300 basic You fi nd general information about shooting clothing and accessories. Th is information patterns for each MTM model and there are over 40 different possible adjustments that can be ap- is, according to our point of view, not limited to our products. We explain general aspects plied to each basic pattern. Each adjustment can which you should keep in mind when selecting shooting clothing. Your scores will hardly be be in either direction and size needed providing an better than your equipment. How serious or advanced shooter you are will of course aff ect almost unlimited number of options. your choice. But let’s start with our fi rst piece of advice: WHEN THE SHOOTING JACKET IS NEW Even a very well fi tting jacket usually feels too small when new & stiff . Always mount all the buttons and allow for enough ’breaking in’ time with a new jacket or a pair of pants. Th e only way to get the right feeling in a new jacket is in the shooting position and with the buttons mounted! It is normal not to get ‘ISSF 70mm overlap’ before the jacket is broken in. Th e seams need to be stretched out and the stiff material must form around your body. Th is process will inevitably take some time over several training sessions and should be done before a match. It must be done both with standard sizes and made to measure jackets and pants. Here Hanna Etula shows how to not test a jacket, left, and how to do it correctly on the right. With arms hanging down and buttons open even her own jacket, which she used in the Beijing Olympics, seems to be too small. WHAT IS ISSF SHOOTING JACKET OVERLAP? According to ISSF (International Sport Shooting Federation) rule 7.4.7.2: ‘...the jacket must be capable of being overlapped beyond the normal closure by at least 70 mm, measured from the centre of the button to the outside edge of the button hole’. NOT SHOOTING ISSF MATCHES? If you do not compete in matches where ISSF rules are applied this rule does not concern you at all. Th e ISSF rules are made for competitions where World Records can be made. To use these rather complicated and strict rules in small competitions is not always very wise. We want to see more shooters on our shooting ranges, not to keep anyone out, do we...? SERIEL NUMBERS OWN PRODUCTION Since 1999 every jacket and pants we produce is identi ed with a serial number. With this number all Why are our products know for their function, outstanding fi t and great quality? Maybe production data is found within seconds. because we’re the only company in the world who combines our own personal high level shooting experience, up to Olympic level, with production of our products truly performed Special thanks to: within the company. But still, every year, we add to our knowledge making better models Our Scottish dealer Donald Macintosh of Edinkillie thanks to the inspiring comments and ideas from our Competition & Development Team. Sport Services for translating my ‘Finglish’ into, is Here you will fi nd all our knowledge, which we’re sure enough about to put into production. it English or Scottish? Janet Raab at Center Shot We can help you improve your scores and that is very satisfying for us, but most of all, it is Sports USA, Mitja Kocevar, Rajmond Debevec & satisfying for you. Mikael Thune for constructive criticism. Hanna Etula, Henri Häkkinen & Martin Thune for smiling in the photo studio for hours. Most of all Thank You to our Competition & Development Team shooters for We thank you for spending time with our catalogue and wish you many happy hours at the dozens of ideas for improvements and many hours shooting range! of testing work. Kurt Kurt Th une and Staff 2 Kurt Thune THE KURT THUNE COMPETION & DEVELOPMENT TEAM Sonja PFEILSCHIFTER GER Hanna ETULA FIN Ingrid STUBSJØEN NOR Sylvia AUMANN GER Gyda OLSEN NOR Rajmond DEBEVEC SLO Warren POTENT AUS Henri HÄKKINEN FIN Andrea Brühlmann SWI Armin ROTHMUND GER Claus HILDEBRAND GER Norbert ETTNER GER Matthias RAIBER GER Hans BAKKEN NOR Mike BABB GBR PAGE CONTENTS Front Page 18+19 Gloves 2 General Information 20 Slings 3 The KT Team 21 Kneeling Rolls 4+5 Left-handed shooters / Colour Chart 22 Mats and Ri e Stands 6+7 Jackets Premium Class 23 Trigger + Pistol Page 8+9+10 Budget and Prone Jackets 24 Scatt Page 11 Leather jacket 25 Wind Training 12+13 Pants 26 Shooting Vests 14+15 Underwear 27 The production team 16+17 Boots 28 Back Cover Chart of standard sizes 3 LEFT-HANDED SHOOTERS, PLEASE NOTICE: All the pictures in this catalogue, except All the information in this catalogue is Sonja Pfeilschifter are of right-handed prod- written for right-handed shooters. Please, ucts. use ‘right’ and ‘left’ in these instructions ac- All models of jackets, pants, gloves, cordingly. braces and slings are available as true mirror RIGHT-HANDED JACKET LEFT-HANDED JACKET images for left-handed shooters. All other products can be used both by right- and left- handed shooters. Th e top button in our jackets is moved away from the “Rifl e-shoulder” so as not to touch the rifl e, as this could disturb the shooting position (see fi gure). Th e rifl e is not permitted to touch the top button under ISSF rules. Usual picture at an inter- national competition: Son- ja Pfeilschifter in the fi nal and leading. 4 Kurt Thune THE SIX GOLDEN RULES FOR SAFE GUN HANDLING GUARANTEE 1. ALWAYS handle a gun as if it is loaded. 1. OY TEEMA LINE LTD guarantees that all deliv- ered products are free from faults in materials or 2. ALWAYS keep a gun pointed in a safe direction. workmanship. 3. When picking up or receiving a gun, check FIRST 2. Faulty products as mentioned in 1 will be that it is unloaded. repaired or remade by OY TEEMA LINE LTD 4. ALWAYS transport a gun unloaded and with the according to the decision of OY TEEMA LINE LTD during a time of one year from the original day bolt or breach open. of purchase. 5. Store gun, bolt and ammunition SEPARATELY 3. This guarantee is not valid: and keep away from children. For mechanical damages which can be considered 6. Remember that most accidents happen with ‘un normal for the product when used. If the product has been used in an extreme situa- loaded’ guns. tion for which it is not intended. If the product has been repaired or altered else- where than at an OY TEEMA LINE LTD Certi ed Service Station. If the product is altered or repaired without writ- ten permission from OY TEEMA LINE LTD. If the product, on the request of the customer, dif- fers from the standard models of OY TEEMA LINE COLOUR CHART LTD. If the order has been incorrect or incomplete. COLOURS LEATHER 1.2 mm 0.9 mm CLARINO PIPING If any markings with a pen or similar has been FARBEN LEDER CANVAS CANVAS CLARINO PASPEL made on the product. If the production-number marked on a product is taken away or is unreadable. If the product is given by a dealer to the consum- WHITE WEISS er without instructions which have been supplied by OY TEEMA LINE LTD. L0 X0 F0 P0 For Made To Measure orders: If the order has been incorrect or incomplete or made without using OY TEEMA LINE LTD latest BLACK SCHWARZ original order forms. If the name of the person taking the measures is L1 X1 F1C1 P1 not written on the order form. If the correct weight and height of the shooter is not written on the order form.
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