How Often do you shoot ALL your guns ? For those with many airguns

[Perle]

Greetings fellow members.

Whenever I fill up my Scuba tank I go through all my guns ..shooting a few groups with each. Usually this takes about a week to go through them all.

It may be little ocd but I do this almost every time I fill up with air.

For me it keeps things fresh, as going from gun to gun you kinda have to relearn each gun. Keeps it interesting and quite fun

Anyone else do this ??

 

[Cody01]

I easily go months at a time between shooting even my favorite air guna and guns. I've powder burners that haven't been shot in years but I've not no reason to part with them.

 

[SteveP-52]

Way easier with my springers. Just grab the rifle, a tin of pellets and go shoot. Nothing else needed unless I want to hang a target or 2.

 

[Hold_Over]

Not everything gets shot all the time. When hunting season is on the 1s I have dialed in for their specific purpose see more use. Right now it's tinkering and mod season...so whatever 1 has gotten the most recent changes or upgrades will get more time on the targets.

 

[Uglyjohn]

Seven underlevers. One for each day of the week. Uj

 

[Treefrog]

I don't own a bunch, so they all see use on a weekly basis. Some almost daily.

Cheers,

J~

 

[MEC17670]

To many to shoot all of them in a day.
Co2 guns are to cold to shoot reliability.
Love my collect of Hw springers. My Paul Watts tuned .20 blue laminate 97k is pcp accurate out to 50 yards. The Steve Poped full kitted( is that a word) Hw80 in .22 20ftlb is extremely smooth. But as with any "magnum " springer requires total commitment to shoot well. To cold for my hw55 wasp gun "Smokey Joe" , yellow jackets out.
Pcp' s, Hw 100 .22 AZ tuned 31 ftlb is a kick, loads of shoots with the buddie bottle conversion on it, gets shot alot.
During ground squirrel season, after the cattle eat down the grass, my FX Crown mk2 in .25, I shoot everyday.
Unfortunately, I hardly shoot my Sheridans and Benjamin pumpers only get shot once in a blue moon.
Life is tough, to many decisions to make.

 

[boscoebrea]

I can forget air as I usually grab a springer,It is friendly competition between them ;Never more than 4 different ones.To shoot them all would take days,For PCP it is those very accurate pistols and usually 2-3 at a time.So never .

 

[Lt.Dan]

Way easier with my springers. Just grab the rifle, a tin of pellets and go shoot. Nothing else needed unless I want to hang a target or 2.

Yep same here. Get the urge to shoot a couple of rifles, no problem. And as Steve said just....

grab the rifle, a tin of pellets and go shoot.

 

[Scotay42]

I only own 3. 2 get shot daily and the 3rd is in a makeover process so it will be a while for it, but it will be on a daily schedule as well. Each have their purpose, if there is not a purpose for it on my property, it is not needed.

 

[PasadenaMike]

Every outing gets a new gun

 

[Septicdeath]

I shoot springers and co2 when weather permits every day.

 

[Perle]

I do “ friendly” competition between rifles … being the shooter is the same. That’s fun I have to admit.

 

[ctshooter]

Some pistols and rifles and indoors and backyard guns. Then there are more powerful airguns that are mostly range only.

As others have said. A few get shot almost every day. Some come out a couple times a month. And, some make appearances a few times a year just to make sure they're still shooting.

 

[Vana2]

I have a lottery system to be sure that each airgun gets a day beside the door to the shooting range and some trigger time. Weather and other activities might interfere a bit but every gun gets shot at least once a month.

My pesting rifles are always at the ready and see the most use.

Seasonal guns like my 10 meter rifles and pistols get more love during the winter and the heavy hitters (over 30 fpe) see more use during the snowless season.

...But they all get regular use - even if it's just a mag or two to keep us in touch and keep things limber.

Cheers!

 

[Perle]

I have a lottery system to be sure that each airgun gets a day beside the door to the shooting range and some trigger time. Weather and other activities might interfere a bit but every gun gets shot at least once a month.

My pesting rifles are always at the ready and see the most use.

Seasonal guns like my 10 meter rifles and pistols get more love during the winter and the heavy hitters (over 30 fpe) see more use during the snowless season.

...But they all get regular use - even if it's just a mag or two to keep us in touch and keep things limber.

Cheers!

Yep To keep limber

 

[Dairyboy]

Depends on time of year. Spring and fall PCPs I'd say everyday to every other day. However some days it can be 5-10 shots. Summer it depends how hot it is. Winter I'd say a solid 4 months of no shooting. HW30S I break out a few times a year

 

[dizzums]

i have about 12, and 7 of them have what you might say loosely, a 'special purpose' a specific common scenario ive got them set up best for around my rural place .. the others i use less but i'll rotate around in less serious situations ..

 

[DesertSilver]

Better question for me is how often do I shoot any of my guns.

 

[cavedweller]

I try to cycle every gun I have at least once every week