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How often do you shoot your airguns.
- Thread starter Septicdeath
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I try to every day. So that is how I voted. But sometimes thing come up so I miss a day occasionally.
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I selected whenever possible. I may go a week without shooting them and then the next week I may shoot several days. In my own yard I can shoot out to about 18 yards easily(to 30 yards if I want to get a bit uncomfortable). But a 20 minute drive out to my grandparents old property I can shoot out past 100 yards. I mostly shoot steel. I love welding my own targets and making up new designs so I’m always testing how they work.
Kenny
Kenny
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I was about to vote "every day" but realistically, it's a few times a week due to work. If it's not pest I'm shooting, I sometimes shoot a magazine at a known distance (70 yards and 100 yards) with different airguns to confirm my zero.
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Whenever possible. My back yard is not the best spot to shoot so I usually have to go to the range which is a time commitment.
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I'm thinking about shooting every day, but that wasn't the question. I actually get my gear out there at least a few times a week, so that was how I answered. I keep cans hanging around, and some steel targets at known distances on my home range to make it easier to get out and shoot whenever I get a minute. Just about every time my computer goes stupid, I will be out there firing off a few rounds while it is rebooting.
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I make it a point to shoot mine everyday, a lot of days are just a couple shots at a spinner in my yard or out the window. My wife likes to gripe about me buying stuff I don’t use very often, so I rub it in her face with airguns (all in fun of course). Maybe miss 10 days a year, I live in a country boys playground though so it’s easy.
Beau
Beau
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Since I live in the Midwest my shooting is based on the seasons. I try to shoot everyday but the weather doesn’t always cooperate. I have up to 50 yd range at home but mostly shoot at 30 yards. In the winter I can only shoot 10 yds indoors which leaves me wanting a LOT more.
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I put a few times a week but that's only because I've been building a garage and getting chickens and dogs and stuff for the new ranch. Believe me I'll be shooting every day once I got my range up. I'll have 100 yards to work with. Should be awsome. I might go every other day if I get back into archery tho. I can't afford to shoot powder burners every day so airguns are how I stay sharp.
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it varies depending on what i got going on, sometimes everyday, other times days may go by im involved with something, but rarely more than a week or so goes by something doesnt need to be shot around here lol ... they just dont ever seem to learn, gotta be the hard way lol ..
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Everyday off my back patio, several setups out to 100 yards. Don’t shoot in the rain or high winds which is almost never here in the desert..
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Almost everyday. And sometimes a whole tin in a day.
And then a few days go by without a shooting session.
But that’s almost sinful.
And then a few days go by without a shooting session.
But that’s almost sinful.
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I’m in the Midwest and it seems we have far less mosquitoes this year. I have not been bothered at all with any insects while shooting and I’ve only seen a couple of them this year, which is really weird. Have any of you noticed any similar changes?
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Voted whenever possible, though I shoot almost everyday. Today? I took only one shot, it's all I had time for.
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I did not think about this until I read your post but you are correct. Now that I think about it I've seen no mosquitoes and few other flying bugs. No complaints! I also live in the mid west.I
I normally shoot my air guns a couple of times a week when the weather cooperates and I'm not busy with chores. I also allow for time to shoot powder burners.
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I shoot a few times a week most of the time. I find it’s a perishable skill and if I go very long without shooting it takes some time to get back up to speed. If I want to go nuts I go out to where my parents still live, lots more room.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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I’ve been busy sawing lumber this spring/summer but still find time to shoot a couple times a week. I was shooting almost daily.. until I then
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