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by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier Part 1 The 3-9x Bug Buster packs a lot of performance into a small package. Bug Buster left side. Today, I’ll tell you how the latest 3-9X32 UTG Bug Buster scope works in action. As you know, this scope was mounted on the Evanix Rainstorm 3D bullpup rifle that … Read more
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier The 3-9x Bug Buster packs a lot of performance into a small package. Bug Buster left side. Today, we’ll start looking at Leapers’ new 3-9X32 UTG Bug Buster rifle scope. As you know from yesterday’s blog, I’ve mounted this scope on the Evanix Rainstorm 3D Bullpup for testing. I … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Recently, a reader asked me when I was going to write the part 4 I promised for the Crosman 2100B multi-pump rifle. I did Part 3 in March, and to be honest, I’d forgotten that a part 4 was promised. Part 4 is going to be a 25-yard accuracy test with a … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier This report is in response to a comment Pyramyd AIR got from a customer who doubts that fixed-barrel airguns can ever droop. His position is that they can only have droop if the barrel is heated in some way (as on a firearm that fires very fast) or if the gun is … Read more
Airguns and firearms have many things in common…including the occasional barrel droop. Watch this video to see how you can compensate for barrel droop and turn your gun into a very accurate shooting machine!
Airgun scope bases are different than firearm scope bases, although they share similarities. Airguns are more difficult to mount scopes, and the scope bases do all the work. Learn about the different types of scope bases and when they’re used.
Airguns are different than firearms in many ways, but one of the most surprising is that airguns can be much harder on scopes and scope mounts than firearms. It’s not the power, it’s the two-recoil delivered by spring-piston airguns. Therefore, you need a scope stop for your spring guns, especially the powerful springers. Learn all … Read more
