Left over housing materials used to build new pellet tin rack

[bdzjlz]

After purchasing four AA PCPs and one TX 200, I can't afford to buy any more rifles, so I create the fun and intrigue by sampling & comparing pellets of all makes and varieties, at various yardages, and under different atmospheric conditions. I got tired of rooting through tins so decided over the Labor Day holiday weekend to do something about it.

It was not only fun, but I think it turned out to be very practical. And I still have room to take advantage of a few more of Pyramid Air's big volume sale terms.

 

[Digitalnight]

OK, that is really cool! I invite you to build one of those for me anytime!

 

[Stefanjan]

Nice work. I gotta ask why the painters tape over the tins? Are you protecting the identity of the innocent? You dont fool me I see those crosman tins lol. I thought I was the only one that had that pellet testing addiction. Glad to know im not alone.

 

[bdzjlz]

I use the painter's tape to label the contents , when I split apart tins to various weight ranges, after hand weighing the pellets contained therein. It is a cheap and easy way to do that.

I don't have but a few Crosman pellets, though the cardboard packaged Premiers actually perform pretty well, especially compared to the more expense "premium" pellets.

Thanks for your post and your interest.