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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...

Thanks for the detail. Much appreciated. I can see where you are coming from. I would agree that this electronic action is not quick enough to be a good training tool for shooters at your level in your circumstances.

I may have a home for it, Orv.

I will check but for purposes of this discussion, 12 to 15 fpe. Mostly head shots at close range. Any size rabbits that can eat garden veggies are considered targets. I'm just worried about overpenetration.

To me, this is refreshing! I have seen accuracy guarantees from powderburner rifle brands such as Weatherby and Savange and many of the premium brands. In my view, it's much better for airgunners to have manufacturers give accuracy guarantees instead of unrealistic velocity promises. However...

No. Peep sights are only limited to your own vision and to some extent the available light (more is better). If you never used them before, the size of the aperture (the hole in the rear peep sight) can vary. Very small apertures are used for 10 m target shooting. Larger apertures are used for...

Would you guys recommend pointed .22 pellets for rabbits with in 20 yards? I don't want to over penetrate and go into neighbors' yard, but it's a battle keeping the bunnies out of the garden. I'm planning to use the said Walther Terrus. It shoots HN pointed pellets, HN FTTs, and GTO domes...

Walther Terrus .22. Only breakbarrel I have that likes to be held tightly.

DMoneyTT, you seem to have valid concerns. Can you describe a bit more precisely how much time between trigger pull and first shot? Is there a semi-auto mode? Is the delay the same as full-auto? Perhaps this gun is simply not suitable for your intended purpose, but for someone else, defending...

Depends. There are two Williams sights that generally work for airguns. The FP-AG and FP-GR. They work with the dovetail scope rails found on most airguns. Some may require some fitting to the stock. I belive the GR will sit a bit lower and give you a better chance at working with the existing...

That'll do it. Consider a Williams Peep sight. They are light enough that they usually don't walk back with recoil, you have a longer sight radius, you can focus on the front sight, and you get a more consistent cheek weld.

The BSA will probably never shoot as well as the HW30S. The BSA is an inexpensive airgun, the HW is an heirloom. But there are a few things you can do to help accurracy. First, make sure all the stock screws are tight. Check them again ar the end of each shooting session. If you find them...

The rising cost of diesel and other fuel will likely bring back fuel surcharges on everything from pizza deliveries to the kid who mows my lawn.

Keep it in a ziplock with some dessicant to keep the dirt and pocket lint out of the thing and out of your gun. Would this work with co2 for a bulk fill option? I'm thinking of the old Discovery or vintage Crosman bulk fill CO2 guns. Perhaps with an adapter with correct threads?

I think he meant to say "HW 30S Urban Pro" Weihrauch HW30S .177 Urban Pro: Airguns of Arizona | The #1 Airgun Store Experience

I dunno about Ballistol being good for longevity, but personally, I use a lot of extra virgin olive oil in my own diet! 🤣