By B.B. Pelletier The June 15th post was titled Shoot in style with Gamo’s wheelgun. I compared the Gamo R-77 revolver to the Smith & Wesson 586-6, but at the end I waffled and said the S&W was an all-metal gun, so the comparison wasn’t…

By B.B. Pelletier This posting was requested by a reader who commented on the S&W 78G posting on April 7. That post has received a lot of interest, and his request was that I compare the old Crosman pistols to a new model, such as…

By B.B. Pelletier If you want to get into adult airgunning, the Gamo Shadow 1000 combo is an affordable entry. Great power in a lightweight packageOf all Gamo’s line, the Shadow 1000 is unique because of its light weight and easy cocking, yet powerful punch!…

By B.B. Pelletier Now, don’t think I’m going to tell you which guns to buy, because I’m not. But, there are some basic things to think about when buying your first precharged airgun. How PCPs differ from springersThe thing to remember about PCPs is that…

By B.B. Pelletier This question came in as a comment to the posting on June 8 – More about sighting-in. It’s a good fundamental question that deserves a good answer, because the effective range depends on several factors. What are you trying to do?The first…

By B.B. Pelletier Last week’s post about my old Silver Streak brought some comments that reminded me of an important concept – having an airgun that one can always go to in case of an emergency. Today, I’d like to tell you about one of…