Airgun Therapy 101

[grackleblast]

In these crazy times I try to be thankful for what I have , family, health, and so far...sanity. I was able to enjoy the simple pleasure of airgun therapy. Put out some targets set up a a bag on the hood of the Tacoma and let'er rip. Empty co2 cartridges at 30 yards, reactive targets, empty pellet tins, anything I could find to shoot. It helps and I hope every one of you can find some escape during there tough times and stay focused. We will get through this and be stronger for it. OK, I'll get off my soapbox now and wish all of you the best.

Herb

 

[JCD]

My favorite is the sign on the door....

I've been shooting a lot myself, be it weather improving or just the need for a distraction, I've used more lead the past 5 days than in the prior 3-4 months....

 

[2manyAirGunz]

That sure is a nice looking scope mounted on your Brocock!

 

[grackleblast]

That sure is a nice looking scope mounted on your Brocock!

Wouldn't you know it!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hee Hee

 

[2manyAirGunz]

Enjoy!

 

[Guest]

My therapy session this afternoon.

 

[Windmill01]

Glad to see you wrapped up that thumb.

Gary

 

[Greenarrow]

Nice! What year is your Tacoma? I have a 2000 2wd with 304,000 miles on it so far. Best money I’ve spent on a vehicle. I bought it new in 2000.



I had a therapy session myself today... multiple times throughout the day. It was soooo relaxing. I shot many air rifles today too. The list is HW77K, 97K, R9, RS78 and a Wildcat. Good times!

 

[grackleblast]

Hey Greenarrow, my Tacoma is a 2002 base 4wd with 117 K on the clock. It will probably outlast me. Love the knock down targets! The co2 cartridges I shoot are mounted on a magnetic tool holder I got from Harbor freight. My biggest problem is finding them in the leaves.