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Better than blowing out orings in your pcp and not knowing it........plus, you don't have to refill halfway through the match. The only way that you break springs is by.........."gasp"..........practiciing!.....a lot! That cannot be a bad thing. I get inside my piston gun every one to two...

The AZ state piston championship starts this coming Friday and will be a 2-day shoot, Friday and Saturday. This is piston only, no pcp's this year. The entries have been coming in regularly and we are expecting a good turnout. Hope to see you there.

Well, the Spring Fling is only about 3 weeks away and the entrants are growing. I am looking forward to this, especially because we get to remember Mike Smith, who hated "springer dingers" up until he actually got one. We will have fun.

Hey Jim, check this out! https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/_files/ugd/228b00_c650054145c1452f864a27802a922bcc.pdf We shot our TRAC (Tuesday Retired Airgun Challenge) match today, with a "Jim's Folly" target, and had one of our guys topple it in some horrendous wind conditions. I attached our...

I am glad to hear that springers are making a comeback. It is a fun and accurate powerplant if someone wants to take the time to learn the gun. I prefer to shoot piston over PCP.

Hey Jim, Our Tuesday TRAC match is forecast as 15 mph winds out of the WNW with possible gusts to 30 mph. As a bonus target, I am going to set a 1/2" target at 55 yards and listen to the grumbling that may generate. Should be fun, regardless. I will let you know if anyone drops it. Mark

Jim! What were you thinking......1/2" at 55 Yards? HA............gonna have to try that to see if it is even doable. It is nice to see that 1/3 of the field was piston shooters....so near and dear to my own heart. We need more springer shooters! Spread the word. Mark

This months match report is now posted on the club website by clicking https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/2025-march-match-report The weather was perfect and we had a great time. MK

2025 Arizona State PCP Field Target Championships & AAFTA Grand Prix August 15, 16, & 17, 2025 – Mormon Lake, AZ Location: At milepost 324.5 on Lake Mary Rd – 20 miles south of Flagstaff, or 9/10 mile north of the upper access road to Mormon Lake. The range is on the east side of the road on...

2025 Arizona State Spring Piston Field Target Championship Second Annual Spring Fling in the desert April 18 & 19, 2025 – Ben Avery Shooting Facility, Phoenix, AZ Location: Ben Avery Shooting Facility – Pistol Silhouette Range 4044 West Black Canyon Blvd. - Phoenix, AZ 85086 Piston Match...

The February match report is now posted onto the club website and can be viewed by just clicking on this link; https://www.airgunnersofarizona.org/2025-february-match-report Enjoy. Mark

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...