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If I see wifey bought a new pair of designer (say expensive) shoes or a purse, I see what might be needed to be added to the collection. I always spend less than her, too.

Cool article. But is JSB a German manufacturer? I thought it was Czech Republic. Where are Howlers manufactured?

Rather than a simple front sling swivel stud, some hunters may appreciate the ability to attach a bipod and/or a sling....

So interesting. Thanks are due to the person who did this experiment, with enough and different airguns to really show compelling results.

I take a ping-pong ball-sized lump of duct seal, work it until it's nice and soft and then flatten it into a thin (1/16") pancake. Press it to the back of your target paper right behind your bullseye. It will stick to paper especially between the target and a piece of cardboard and gives you...

I wish I had seen this when it first came out. Now I will have to give it a try. I feel like if it were a real bell target, you have to get inside the line to score the higher number, rather than the usual paper target scoring rules that count the higher number if you touch the line. I'm sure...

Well, if anything, there might be more truth in advertising.

That's interesting, but prospective , forward looking only. Does not account for backwards compatibility?

Interesting. Standardization is good for everyone. What about BBs? Also, I have seen some match wadcutter pellets advertised as 4.49 mm (some of H&N and RWS offerings come to mind). I never knew Meisterkugeln come in 4.49mm until I saw them at Champions' Choice. Now, if we can get PCP...

Luckily it is pretty easy to take apart. The main tricky part is getting the safety and trigger back in correctly. I asked BB on his blog and he helped me get it right.

Air Arms TX200 Mark III with a walnut stock. Superlative Underlever Springer, unless your fingers are too fat to get a pellet in there or you prefer something a bit lighter. But the best thing is that you can safely pull the spring without a spring vise/compressor. Oh, and the trigger is sublime.

How about putting in a softer tune kit? Less FPE over that many shots is a lot less battering on that pin.

Check your city and other applicable laws, first, second, and third. Your city may already have an authorized, licensed pest elimination group that you could join. Commercial buildings, factories, airports, food storage facilities, and other places may want to invite you to practice your...

You are not doing anything wrong. It's just physics. You can add weight to the rifle somehow or use a lighter scope. Perhaps you can add another scope stop (without a pin) behind the front ring. Something like this?

Call Air Venturi. Perhaps something is just sticking or needs lubrication?

That's a great story!

Thanks, Scriv. I know a fellow who really nerds out with his LabRadar. He's a very technical type that dives into all the science behind it so he understands all the ins and outs.

Thanks, Solo1.

I know the LabRadar is tops, bur what are the differences between the Athlon and Garmin (and FX's latest version for that matter)? Is there a good comparison somewhere? I have a ShootingChrony with a light kit my first and now backup) and also a Competition Electronics DLX with the light kit...

Thank you for this interesting thread. My story seems a little anemic compared to others,but I regret buying a Beeman AR2078 for my daughter. It's too heavy and what's more, the seals failed right after the return period. 🤬 I have a set of replacement seals, but I haven't found my round toit...