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by B.B. Pelletier Best airguns for the money – Part 1 Before jumping into today’s post, I just HAVE to share this with you. Yesterday, I was at the range trying, again, to shoot the Whiscombe at 50 yards to test a number of things. Again, the wind was too strong, and my groups were … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Lots of interest in this subject. I will do more on scopes, open sights and related topics in the future. A repeatable cheek weldCyberskin, this is for you. We know that the relationship of the sighting eye to the sights is critical to either canceling or introducing parallax, but how do we … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Pyramyd AIR made some software changes yesterday that slowed the publishing of the blog. Comment moderation was turned on for protection, but it was turned off, again. We should be back to normal now. Two years ago, G&G (Guay Guay) introduced an M14 AEG with a lot of fanfare. The gun is … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Before plunging into today’s topic, I want to share some news. I reported that John Whiscombe is no longer making air rifles because in 2003 that was announced on the internet. Well, either he had a change of plans or I got hold of some bad information, because one of our readers … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Well, this one came up like thunder! And, it has nothing to do with airguns, so I apologize to all the purists. Pyramyd AIR recently added blank-firing guns to their lineup and the question was – what the heck are they? They ONLY shoot blanksBlank-firing guns are guns made to fire blanks … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier I got an email a couple days ago from Hank, asking where was my posting on the best airguns for under $200. I couldn’t find it and neither could he, so I agreed to do one. Only $200 is such an arbitrary number that I decided to expand the subject to include … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Part 1 Today, I’ll finish the discussion of children and airguns. Children often have poor judgement. In fact, one of the principal duties of raising a child is to protect them while their judgement matures. If a child shows curiosity about guns, the safest solution is to educate them in gun safety. … Read more
