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didn't shoot today , but put first coat of varnish on the new top for shooting, Also bought two air rifles today Sheridan's now the wait begins .

I made this spreadsheet for myself when I was shopping for my first air rifle. Maybe it will help or inspire someone else.

Listen up Air Arms! My first decent air rifle that I bought for myself was a break barrel that didn't weigh any 9+ lbs. More like 7.5 Still no interest in a porky Air Arms.

Hi all, this is my first post so please be patient! I got the happiest of things this week; a brand new air rifle! Due to unhappier circumstances, it is still sat there, unopened in it’s shipping box. Staring at me!:oops: I have heard there is joy in the anticipation, but I am starting to...

I bought this , it's my first Air Rifle

Been away from the airgun scene for awhile and just got back into it again, so many rifles to choose from these days, had a lot of air rifles over the years, owned pretty much all of the top tier brands but I always got rid of them for some reason or another and seemed to only keep the bullet...

As far as air rifle, the first time I tried cutting a card. Hit it the first shot. I was only 5 yards or so but that’s where I had to be to see the edge with the diopter sights

No. As I said, it came from Robert Law/Air Rifle Headquarters, the first company from West Virginia.

I still own it. Benjamin 392 was the first rifle in the 90s. I call the pic the first and the last. Last is a lie.

Prefer a semi-auto, compact as possible, and quiet with a moderator. The new homes near the farm are roughly 35 yards away, and our property moves away from them. I have been compiling a list of ones to consider. Will shoot for fun as well, but many small pests are showing up. We are settled in...

That didn't work. I need to take it apart.

...I could get multiple cans (moderators) without any NFA BS to shoot in my backyard, I looked further into it. Then, when I bought my first air rifle (Bulldog M357 because I have lead/molds as a reloader) with a DonnyFL can and saw how awesome today’s PCP weapons are, I got hooked. I also...

I still have my first air rifle, the butt stock is broken off it but it is a Mossey Oak camo Daisy my grandparents gave me for 8th grade graduation.

Before Beeman there was Robert Law. I got my first adult air rifle from him in 1978, a Feinwerkbau 124. He was already offering tunes.

My first pick as well. The stock on yours is A no.# 1

My rookie mistake was not getting into Air gun earlier . Actually i bought my first quality air pistol 1971 ? Webley Tempest . Skip to 2012 and down the rabbit hole i dove . buying PCP after PCP and springers too . The hole isn't too deep 17 rifles and 10 pistols ............... so far

Honestly, I think it looks really nice If you told me this is an Air Rifle, my first thought would be it looks like a high end Airsoft rifle rather than a PCP Prices do not seem extravagant I'm sure there will be a lot at RMAC

My first air rifle was a Hammerli 850 in .22. Super reliable, accurate and fun. Great for getting into plinking and pesting. Nice mods you did.

Avenge x was the first rifle that I started to talk to them. Them it was air max cuda, then it was Hatsan Factor. After some previous advice linen, Daystate. Will see tomorrow. Thanks again!!

Yeah, first air rifle and alot of warranty posts on here. I was not impressed with the trigger either. Daystate was much easier to work the on board as well. I regret ever letting that one go, but you of all people, know how it goes. Lmao