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Thanks, guys. MK

Saturdays match report is now posted on the club website; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/copy-of-january-y1-report Enjoy. MK

The last monthly match for 2025 is now posted on the club website https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/2024-december-match-report Merry Christmas everyone!

Nice write up, Tyler.....and welcome to Arizona and our weird, squirrely winds. It does not take much, but if you can shoot here, you can shoot anywhere. And to think, we do this every week at our TRAC matches. Fun stuff. Good to see you again, my friend. I hope you enjoyed your visit to the...

The November match report is posted on the club website; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/2024-november-match-report Enjoy, Mark

The match report is now posted on our new website for our relocated monthly match from Mormon Lake to BASF in Phoenix https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/2024-october-match-report

Hey Dan, I can tell you for certain that your point of impact will change every time you change elevation. My TX200 is shooting at 10.7 fpe while at Ben Avery shooting range. Rio Salado is only a few hundred feet different, which is different even from where I live in Phoenix. All I do is...

In answer to your question, Cole, NO. In the beginning, it was just piston and pcp. PCP then became an equipment race, with the harness adapted and all the new guys were complaining they could not compete. So, hunter class was established so the guys with the everyday rifles could compete as...

1963 Camp Delmont Boy Scout summer camp. I was 12 years old and the first time I had any "formal" marksmanship instruction. .22 single shot rimfire rifles. After the "basics" of safety, aiming, safety, sight alignment, safety, trigger control, safety, that wonderful smell of Hoppes #9...

The state championship match report is now posted on the new club website; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/copy-of-august-y1-report

Face it, Steve. You are either a great teacher/instructor/coach, or Gary was a ringer! Either way, good shooting.

The match report is posted on the club website; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/august-2024-match-report.html

Here in Arizona, we shoot all the time, year round. We shoot a TRAC match (Tuesday Retired Airgun Challenge) every Tuesday morning at Ben Avery range. We will meet at 7:00 am, set the course, and start shooting competition by 8:00 am. ("WE"= Airgunners of Arizona) Our secret? We shoot using...

Hey Bill, We tried that a few years ago, but called it unlimited/freestyle/whatever. Basically, hunter class but with clicking (elevation turret) allowed for all of us old guys. Brought it up the annual AAFTA meeting in 2017. It was tried for a year, I believe, but shot down. Similar in...

Very nicely done! I appreciate your attention to detail and the fact that you designed it on paper first. woodworking was done very well, liked the choice of wood and grain, and the stippling came out nicely. Reminds me of years ago when I made a copy of the AI AW stock for my Marauder. I...

The Arizona State PCP championship will be at Mormon Lake, AZ on September 20, 21, 22, 2024 and hosted by Airgunners of Arizona. Note that this is the PCP championships. The Piston state championship was held back in March at BASF Match notice and registration are attached.

https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/july-2024-match-report.html

That is a good point, and one that I can agree with. I started with a springer, switched over to PCP for quite a while, before integrating a springer back into my shooting "cycle". It is preferable to learn how to shoot with a PCP, but then fine tuning that technique when switching back to a...

Wow, a lot of interesting replies/responses above..... OK, I shoot piston, namely open class piston. Yes, I like the challenge, and NO, I am not obsessive about it. It is just fun! I have two TX200's, both tuned to sub 12 fpe and it is a frickin' blast to shoot. I don't have to worry about...

Match report is now posted; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/june-2024-match-report.html