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by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier This report covers: Nothing is completely safe Don’t need a backstop Packed earth works best Wood works Synthetics can work Shoot it How big should a backstop be? If I say “backstop” to some shooters, they think I’m talking about a pellet or bullet trap. But I’m not. I’m … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier BSF S54 Match air rifle Part 2 Part 3 This report covers: Cream of the crop Description Three versions Sometimes, I go looking for things to write about for this blog. Other times, they find me. Today, I’ll start a review on a gun that fits the latter category — … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Gamo PR-776 pellet revolver. This report covers: Hurrah! Pellets Cylinder swings out The grip Sights Single- and double-action Accuracy? A lot of interest Hurrah! Today, we’ll start looking at the Gamo PR-776 pellet revolver. Pellets, as in a 6-inch rifled steel barrel. And all-metal construction! With adjustable sights! … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Second-generation Benjamin Marauder in a synthetic stock. Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 This report covers: Bipod, scope and rifle — oh, my! 2-16X44 scope Sight-in First group better? The key? Sound Second group on the second magazine What have I learned? I told you in Part 1 … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Black Ops Junior Sniper combo This report covers: Informative Scope Sight-in Premier lite pellets first Pumping is easy Pellets difficult to load H&N Baracuda Match pellets with 4.53mm heads Final thoughts Informative This will be our final look at the … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 HW35 Luxus This report covers: Disassembly Rekord trigger End cap comes out Mainspring and guide come out Piston is next Assembly The safety Back together What’s next? Today, we’ll look inside the HW 35 Luxus to see what we find. I’ve thought … Read more
by Tom Gaylord Writing as B.B. Pelletier Part 1 Part 2 The Pelletgage comes in .177 caliber at the present. The holes are in a steel plate. A plastic plate above the gage plate helps guide the pellet head to the gage hole. This report covers: Update The test Blind test Interpretation I called it … Read more
