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by Tom Gaylord B.B. Pelletier turned the blog over to me today to answer a question that has arisen in Mexico concerning the AirForce Condor. Some owners have noticed that when they fill their guns to 3000 psi, they don’t shoot with much power. They have to shoot many shots before the guns start performing … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Before I get started on today’s blog, I want to announce that Pyramyd AIR is now making their email campaigns available online. This is great news, because many of us have avoided subscribing due to already-full inboxes. Each week, a new email is sent out with new products, sales and promotions, special … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier The largest scope in Pyramyd’s lineup is this beautiful new Rex 10-40×50. Shown here with the sidewheel attachment mounted. Springtime is when the shooting sports industry puts out the bulk of its new products, and this year Pyramyd AIR has an embarrassment of them! They told me there are so many new … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Well, here’s a twist! A scope with fixed power. Back in the 1960s that was the norm, but today, it’s a novelty. Yet when you look at what Civil War snipers used, it was a 4x telescope – and they have recorded shots of one mile! Rugged scopeUTG is a brand name … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier I’m doing this post at the request of Steve, who asked: Do you think you could write up a detailed article about peep sites and how to use them? I just bought one for my 392, and they are indeed very accurate; I was quite impressed. But, I found that I couldn’t … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Not that this is news – you just won’t hear it anywhere except, perhaps, here. A “News Station” calling itself NewsChannel5.com (WTVF in Nashville, TN) reported the following: Toy Guns Illegal in Hendersonville The story reports that several teenagers were cited for firing “air soft pellet guns” in Hendersonville, Tennessee, defying the … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Part 3Part 2Part 1 Well, today I’ll wrap up the air rifles and we can move on to handguns next. The sky is the limit today, but there will actually be fewer guns to choose from, because “for the price” is still part of the selection criteria. HW77For classic lines and quality, … Read more
