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Per the 100 Yard 5x5 Challenge, and my prediction that my custom .177 QB might be a shoe-in for the Most Improbable Slug Gun class title, today's 1.22" c-t-c average at 100- The rifle is a $159, 1990s vintage, Chinese QB 77 Deluxe with the original barrel and action, converted from dual-Co2...

Ummmm... don't eat the seeds! With that Kool Aid you're drinking. 🥴 .

Turning 72 this week, I now make conscious efforts to not repeat myself unless something really bears repeating for good reason(s). So although I've probably already proffered this advice, understand I repeat it now for good reason(s). Assuming accuracy is at the top of your want-list, and...

I suspect you have to cook them low and slow, for a LONG time! Being a saltaholic, I speculate they'd benefit from a LOT of salt. .

Yes, almost undoubtedly.

Your wants/requisites are basic enough that even many econo-PCPs can fulfill them; even something like this- https://pintydevices.com/products/pcp-pellet-gun-air-rifle-high-power-airgun-for-hunting Having been an airgunner for seventy years myself, I've deeply explored somewhere between...

Can SIX consecutive five-shot groups enter? Yes, outdoors. Front and rear sandbags, lightweight wooden bench on a wooden deck. If I don't forget, I'll enter the .177 category next time the winds cooperate. Shoe-in for the Most Improbable Slug-Gun title- .

Since you'll only get one shot with each opportunity anyway, your best option is an Air Venturi Dragonfly MK 2 multi-stroke pneumatic in .22 caliber. Well within your price range, you might even work in a decent scope and a tin of 15.9 or 18.13 grain JSB pellets; the right sight and ammo for the...

^ This! ^ No need to look further. How I know- .

Can't hunt dove in Texas with airguns also... Legally. .

I just bought the more durable, heavier fabric version; less than a c-note including tax and free shipping.

The most amazing thing about that whole video is the fact that despite complete, utter, and utterly laughable lack of safety equipment of ANY kind, every employee retains two eyeballs and ten fingers... And ten TOES! :ROFLMAO: That suggests strong survival instincts. And by extension, suggests...

As I understand it, that's a multi-generational family business, originally founded by a guy named William Tell; carried on by his son Willy Tell, grandson Will Tell, and great grand-daughter Willshe Tell. Sign above the door? "Where there's a Will, there's a way!" :oops: .

Google it... If you dare! .

Good point about tippy, CD.(y) To expound on that- given equal rig total weights, in my opinion a heavier rifle or pistol with a lighter scope is more stable than a lighter gun with a heavier scope. Remember the presidential campaign song, 'Tippecanoe And Tyler Too'? :unsure: I do! :oops...

No el understando "log your dolphin". :unsure:

Not only do I feel your pain, but being one of few remaining folks like us still competitive (VERY) in Field Target competitions born as HUNTING simulation games, it has become increasingly difficult to beat the best in Field Target; all of which have embraced the "win at ANY cost" mindset to...

I've been trying to think of a clever response, but my train of thought keeps getting inexplicably interrupted by a line spoken in the movie Unforgiven in response to the head-mistress of Greeley's 'Emporium' telling Little Bill "You just kicked hell out of an innocent man!" Says Little Bill...

If you mean the LP3 Match on the bay, yes, discontinued decades ago. Possibly the finest Co2 pistol ever mass produced. .

I've made my share of mistakes. But with over sixty years of hunting, shooting and airgunning experience my knowledge of internal, external, and most important to this discussion, terminal ballistics allows me to avoid many mistakes in my hunting pursuits. Why would you assume I haven't made...