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I have a serious case of cabin fever (my do to). Bitter cold and snowing here. I have a 25 ft indoor target set up I use in the winter, but I am tired of it. 25 ft means pistol only and I really want to shoot my rifles at 40-50 yards. Give me some sunshine and fresh air and I will spend the...

I am getting quite a collection of airguns and plan to get more. My problem is how to store them. I don’t want to buy expensive cases for each one and some like Weihrauch recommend not using foam lined cases. Just wondering how others are storing their guns.

Having trouble finding a pellet my newest Marauder likes. What are you guys using?

I have been using Ballistol for about 3 years now. Tried some other things and didn’t care for them. Tom Gaylord swears by it so I decided to try it. To me it is like Hoppes for firearms. I use it for everything. I was wondering what other folks results were. I have read a few posts here and...

I saw a picture the other day that brought back some memories. When I was 10 years old my mom brought home a Diana air pistol she got at a garage sale for $2. Took my brother and I a bit to figure it out. The barrel was spring loaded and had to be pushed in. Then you had to unscrew a probe in...

I bought my Bandit several years ago. I immediately liked it but the extreme fps spread was a bit bothersome. I worked with it and was able to get 21 decent shots but with a 97 fps spread. So just for plinking. I had thought of putting a regulator in it but didn’t care for the Altros one sold...

I have an HW30 possibly my favorite airgun. Beauty in form and function. I am considering getting an HW75 and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them. Please let me know good and bad. On the cusp of purchasing but need a little more information. Thanks

Bought a new Marauder .177 last month. I enjoy tinkering with my airguns and the Marauder is a tinker’s dream. Have a Huma regulator coming from AoA. Once I have tweaked an airgun to the best of my ability I sort of loose interest and start looking for a new project. The myriad of possibilities...