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by B.B. Pelletier I want to share some accuracy tips I’ve learned over the years. These should be added to all the tips this blog has covered since it started. There are too many of those to recap here, but searching for them would be well worth the effort. You should look at the postings … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier, We get this question from time to time, so today I thought I’d try to answer it. This one came from a reader who calls himself TB, and here is his entire comment. BB, I’ve been looking into PCP airugns for a while, and I am impressed with all of the accuracy … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Blogger went down sometime late April 23d. Apparently Google (the Blogger host) uses Blogger to post the status of Blogger for all Blogs, so they are not able to post any news about this. Apparently no comments can be posted while Blogger is down, but past posts are unaffected. Many of you … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier We received this question last week. Because it goes to the heart of airgun operation, I wanted to address it today. i wonder is there a way to pep up the 1077 by changing valves. there is a company out there, which offers to upgrade co2 guns to higher velocity. i forgot … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier If you want to work on airguns, go right ahead. By all means – work on airguns. What’s that? You want to know what books you should buy? What tools to get? Well, I would recommend reading The Comprehensive Guide to Airgun Maintenance, Restoration and General Repair – and I also suggest … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Gas springs in airguns is an interesting subject. I will need more than a single post to cover everything, but today I’ll cover the basics. Terminology firstGas springs are also called gas struts by spring makers in the UK. A quick search shows that even then, most of the manufacturers also use … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier I hear this a lot from people outside the airgun community. They’ve gone all their lives thinking airguns were inexpensive copies of firearms, fit only for children, when suddenly they come face-to-face with a Logun Gladi8tor or a Weihrauch 100S, two rifles that retail for over $1,100. The shock of the encounter … Read more
