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Received in mail today. Had enough frigging around with my last PITA chronograph. Thinking this should serve me better, time will tell..

Here in Canada pistol under 500 ft/s no license required. Pistol over 500ft/s restricted license requirement RPAL Rifle under 500ft/s no license required. Rifle over 500ft/s non-restricted license requirement PAL. No moderators as well. Poor Canada..

Backyard paper punching and steel targets of sorts. Smacking silhouette's good times.

My preference would be classic, but in a black synthetic stock..

The day I must look down a barrel with my right eye will be the day I hang up my iron...

The last time I walked out to my yard a couple weeks ago.

Pulled this fella out after it's wintering hibernation in gun safe🤣. Holding 2200psi where I Ieft off last year. Think it needs a sibling of some sort to join it this year in the gun safe..

I use fine duplex reticle sfp. To busy a reticle to much brain farting for me, my PCP use is only punching paper and steel targets to 50yds. I've not owned a ffp in my 50+yrs so don't know what I might be missing out on?

I learned it's still to cold outside to shoot.

Purchased one of these. Will be used for more than just airgun.

22cal, 16g @ 680ft/s vs metal silhouette 27yds

Half a beef cow from my neighbor.

I'm left handed, but my views considered far right... :giggle:

I use a gun cradle vice and one of these with magnetic base

Rice

Never...

Indeed. And I promised my wife not to leave her with a burden of material possessions to have to deal with when I'm gone.

I don't have enough to even think about it. When life comes to the end all my possessions mean absolutely nothing whatsoever to me.

Not new to firearms but newb to PCP. I started with a cheapo Crosman Icon 22 and a Hill handpump to see if it's something I might enjoy at home in my backyard. I've since returned the Icon for the recall refund, and after much research for my intended use, I replaced the Icon with a Benjamin...

Thanks. Hopefully get it outside some more before the white stuff starts falling.