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I mean.... isn't that essentially why everyone and their grandmother owns a Red Ryder BB gun? Its essentially a piece of junk, but nostalgic for most, and why go through the trouble of selling something you aren't going to get anything for.... but then when was the last time you did anything...

So I dunno anything about wave washers but I'm wondering if a rubber o-ring or 2 could give you the tension you need to keep your moderator from walking. That's what I use with the protective cap on the threaded barrel of my pistol. Another potentially helpful hack could be using "ranger...

I live on farmland, so I just take a short walk away from my house and get after it. Maybe you just need to make friends with the farmer nearest you...

Between the .177 and the 7.33gr, which travels straighter if you ARE infact shooting with crosswind? Are there ammo choices for airguns that deal with wind better, whether that be shape, weight or whatever?

Working construction you get to see all kinds of things like this. Whenever people are in a hurry, tired, distracted, etc, things can go really wrong really fast. In addition to safety protocols like not keeping ammo in the same room as the gun you're working on, and having multiple methods of...

I definitely consider it a plus if my rifle comes with an adjustable stock, but I find there are various workarounds if the gun doesn't have that feature. Adjustability becomes most important for me when I'm shooting from a standing position. Obviously you can't use bags or bipods at that point...

It's funny. I live in the country, outside Dallas, Texas. When I lived in the city, there were tons of squirrels. Out here in the country, I barely see them. Something about all the predatory raptors, etc. Same with rabbits. In the city, you couldn't hardly keep flowers in your yard because the...

I teach my kids using a simple Benjamin pump I've owned since a child. Anything in the .177 pellet range will work fine. Getting them familiar with the 4 rules of gun safety, and basic manual of arms of the rifle you're working with is certainly [IMHO] the way to start. The trouble is, that kind...

I would like to see a sub $500 airgun section as "budget". Its hard to get people into a sport where barrier to entry is potentially so high. What are your favorite brands in terms of quality for lower end guns?