Don’t forget the best part- no leaksI have gone in a specific direction ;
for the first time in 2 decades I have no big bore Airguns and settle with just two .25s compared to the -/+ 15 I had rotating for years.
The PB I have shoot basically like Big bore airguns,......AR9s are about 400 FPE, Henry .357/.38 cal with .38 specials is about 300 FPE so yeah I don't have super powerful centerfires and they just work like if they where big bore airguns so all I need really is my two phenomenal .25s
Yeah I don't really target shoot with PB, or Airguns for that matter ( I get my target shooting fix with my bows and arrows ) so the cost of ammo isn't a factor for me 9mm and .38 special is cheap anyway.Don’t forget the best part- no leaks
Yeah that works. Can’t shoot my bows much anymore my elbows are bad but it was fun. Just strictly air.Yeah I don't really target shoot with PB, or Airguns for that matter ( I get my target shooting fix with my bows and arrows ) so the cost of ammo isn't a factor for me 9mm and .38 special is cheap anyway.
Like the saying goes, buy once cry once. Once you have the whole package it's cheaper to shoot than even a.22 rimfire. For me it's even cheaper. I cast my own pellets and slugs from recycled lead from my bullet trap. I'm off grid so I don't have a electric bill so all it costs is my time and I'm retarded er retired.When im
At my airgun club shooting I can hear the powder burners shooting because it’s on the same property. Anyway , every time I hear a shot I think $3 $3 $8 $1$1$1 $15 ….not that airguns are cheap but the ammo is.
I started shooting by myself with BB guns and later a Benjamin Pump pellet rifle. I used to go quail hunting with my dad and shot his 16 gauge side by side. That led to me becoming a PB rifle looney, owning beautiful walnut and steel rifles mostly shooting most cartridges from .22 short to .416 Rigby, and everything in between. I just started with pellet rifles again within the past two years, becoming a PCP rifle looney in the process.Whats the split? Do most gun owners also own airguns or are people who own airguns just not interested in firearms?
*No judgement either way. I'm completely new to this community so I'm trying to get to know it better.