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I have to learn what to feed my 22Lr that's for sure. It's like you expecting good work out of me feeding me Brussel sprouts. Lol, I'll have to PM you sometime about that 22 Lr subject off the forum. I really do enjoy a bit of peesonal entertainment in a post. I hope you didn't get slapped. 👍

Nice work! Mine needs something done, it's a terrible trigger release. One of the better triggeres are on old Sheridans, and it's a one peice trigger! Note; a small radius on Sheridans sear. The way many triggers are, especially in lower price point guns, it seems that manufacturers are more...

Thanks Crow. The motivation to get it done is what you bring! 👍

My squirrel killer has been my 72 Bluestreak since it was new. In the early 90s, I bought a .20 cal Beeman R1. That gun had quite a recoil and required hold awareness, but none the less it was a deadly squirrel gun. I had some really nice shots with it. Today, I own three PCPs, and two of...

Similar to the Old Vet, myself. Sheridans made lifers out of young airgunners.

I have not set my benches up here as yet. They're buried under stuff at the moment. I have been throwing a drop cloth over the kitchen table to get by. Bench pics from seven or eight years ago.

If I were to venture into the woods for a squirrel hunt, I would take either the the FX Crown .30 cal, or my HW95.20 cal. The HW 97k .20 is to heavy and clumsy for me, when away from the bench and a seat. Lol

I have yet to out shoot my FX Crown with any other gun I own, and I have a 10/22 with a Kidd fluted bull barrel. Still though, I shoot the springers and the 22Lr more often.

I keep hearing this and for fun, go check all the major pellet sources and find plenty.of of stock to be had. The lack of variety has a little more truth to it, but the pellets that work are usually FTT or JSB 13.73. All that variety would just be setting on your shelf as the ones that didn't...

May of 69!

I have a handful or more of any way you can deliver a pellet, PCP being the most recent. I also recently purchased a set of springers that I had missed out on back in the day, and of those the 97K gets the most airtime. That's why these guys call it a rabbit hole. 😁

You have a couple of nice vintage pistols there. What I think I would recommend is getting a shooter in your hands while you figure those out. A Bemman P17 is a single stroke pneumatic, that is affordable, accurate, with good sights, and a nice trigger. Then you can get shooting. I recommend .7...

I was gifted a 717 month or two ago. It came with all the new replacement parts. I am handy and logical so I rebuilt it with the new parts and it leaked. Second time, it leaked again. I put the old original parts in it and that fixed it. It is now a quite accurate shooter. It feels like a dud...

Somebody made the mistake of telling me that once.😁

Devolope the woods in back, and build a concealed shooting bench. I have a building with a deck connecting to the house that will do nicely, but will involve some serious work for this 69 year old and his chainsaw. I have a little over a hundred yards back there to the property line. I will...

The last shoot at the 75-yard range. Playing with the Sideshot and an old iPhone with the .20cal 97K BlueLam, during a lul in the wind.

That is no good during tornado warnings. Electrical archs and flashes are the foot prints of those guys.

With the wind we've been having, any hanging target is a moving target.

I was thinking that you might weld a bolt to the targets and screw them into the springs.

I use a cell phone to record with using a short microphone stand with clamps to hold it. The same stand that I clamp my pocket chrony, or flashlight on.