I got into air guns in October 2018. My sole purpose was to be able to shoot in my basement in the winter. I used to shoot outside all winter. Often I made the first tracks in the snow out to the 200 yard berm. The cold and snow never bothered me much. Now at 67 I have developed arthritic hips and knees and I also take a blood thinner .Even a half hour on the range in the winter just about cripples me. Also my hands and feet go numb in a heartbeat. But l just love to shoot. So I picked up a collapsible shooting table, a pellet trap and one of those Gamo Fusion .22 rifle and scope combos. I figured it would keep me shooting through the winter until I could hit the range with a "real" gun. Boy, has my perspective changed .I am still craving the warm weather, but now it is so I can shoot my new air rifles at longer ranges. Just about every morning I go down to the basement before work and shoot about 50 - 100 rounds. What a pleasure. It is only 10 yards, but it is still great fun and can be made challenging .Seems like a great way to work on trigger and breath control . So as my wife and I approach retirement we think about moving. She would never move far enough out into the country where I could shoot powder burners on my own land, but finding a place with a secluded back yard for a 50 or 75 yard air rifle range seems possible. Below is a photo of my table (with Hatsun .25 Bullboss) and my range. 
