A short history of the precharged pneumatic airgun
Today we look at the history of the precharged pneumatic (PCP) airgun. This is the oldest and most convoluted of all the airgun powerplants.
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Today we look at the history of the precharged pneumatic (PCP) airgun. This is the oldest and most convoluted of all the airgun powerplants.
Today I want to cover some of the stuff I saw at the SHOT Show last week that didn’t make it into the reports.
Today we begin out long look at the Air Venturi Avenger Bullpup.
A large number of people are buying firearms for the first time.
The National Rifle Association puts the number of new gun owners at 10 million, or twice as many as there were active shooters in the United States a decade ago.
Today we start looking at the velocity and power of the RAW HM 1000X PCP. This look will take more than one report because the power can be adjusted by the user.
by Tom GaylordWriting as B.B. Pelletier This report covers: Today’s post Why nobody makes muzzleloading big bores Where is the muzzle? Scoped How fast does it close? Summary Yesterday’s report on reloading elicited a better response than I had hoped. Many of you don’t reload and never will but you are still curious. There is … Read more
by Tom GaylordWriting as B.B. Pelletier Part 1 The Generation II Benjamin Fortitude. This report covers: Fill to 3,000 Crosman Premier Heavys Discussion 1 RWS Hobby JSB Exact Heavy Where are we? After lunch Discussion 2 Noise Trigger pull More velocity testing to come Summary Watch out, spouses! The Great Enabler is about to strike! … Read more