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By B.B. Pelletier When a scope will not adjust far enough to get the pellet on target, some shooters shim it by adding thin material inside the scope rings or under the mounts, where they connect to the gun’s receiver. Other times, your scope barely adjusts to the aim point, and you want a little … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier What IS a serious springer? With precharged guns selling so well these days, can any springer be a serious contender? I think so. Spring guns may not be as powerful as precharged guns, and they do require more technique to shoot accurately, but they also need less in the way of support. … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier “Become a better shot!” was Gamo’s ad copy a few years ago. They meant that by shooting an airgun (hopefully, one of theirs) you would learn to shoot better in general. It sounds like advertising hype, but it isn’t. Airguns do improve your shooting for many reasons. Practice still makes perfect: shoot … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier Have you ever wondered about those “funny” pellets? You know which ones I mean. Some have synthetic skirts, while others have steel embedded in the body of the pellet. Let’s take a look at these odd pellets and some of the other unexpected configurations. Skirting the issue of syntheticsSynthetic skirts on pellets … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier Scope shift is a term that describes the movement of a gun’s zero over time. While the gun remains very accurate, the point of impact changes location so you don’t know where the first shot will go. That’s frustrating for hunters and anyone who just wants to shoot and not fiddle with … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier Here is a gift from me to you. It’s not a physical thing, just information; though, if you act on my suggestion, it will become very real for you. My gift is the IZH 61 air rifle. If you already have one, you’re nodding your head in agreement. If you don’t have … Read more
By B.B. Pelletier Sorting pellets is a key to accuracy. It doesn’t matter which pellet you use, sorting them will result in tighter groups. What do you look for when sorting? For starters, look for all irregular pellets. That includes pellets that are deformed in some way, plus those that weren’t right to begin with. … Read more
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