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by B.B. Pelletier Today’s post is an answer to a question that came in last week. The reader asked, “What are the differences between Weaver, dovetail and Picatinny bases and rails?” This is a question that a lot of airgunners and firearms shooters have and are unwilling to ask because they think everyone else knows … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier This post is a direct response to a comment that came in last week: Now for the 64 dollar question? Which Weihrauch model would you choose to purchase if you eliminate price as a factor and exclude pneumatic? I don’t know what a gas ram system is, so you may include these … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Let’s finish this week with something different. When you think of underlever spring rifles you probably think of a TX 200, an HW 77 or perhaps the Tech Force 99. How many of you have taken a good look at the Diana RWS 46? The underlever moves very far back, decreasing the … Read more
Everyone is interested in shooting more accurately, so today I’ll look at one of the best aids for doing that – the shooting rest. If you’re like me, you probably get along with any old wadded-up bunch of fabric that happens to be handy. In cool weather, a jacket comes into play, but sometimes you … Read more
Just in time for Christmas, three new Crosman airguns! The Nightstalker is here!I held off reporting on this new rifle until it became available, because I didn’t want to disappoint anybody with something they couldn’t buy. The Nightstalker isn’t just a new model – it’s a completely revolutionary TYPE of air rifle! Crosman bills it … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Many of you like vintage airguns, and you like reading about them here. Today, I thought I would share a rare collectable that was being sold as recently as 2001. The Kalashnikov BB gun! Just as real as it looks. The Kalashnikov BB gun was made on a genuine firearm frame. It … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier This is a very tough question, so please stick with me as I try to make sense of it for you. I’m not trying to confuse you, but there are so many things you have to know to understand this problem. 1. The bore of your barrel doesn’t go through the center … Read more
