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Yes, those foam carriers are notorious for rusting and airgun. It happened to me and now I store them well oiled and on a silicone gun sock.

Gotta be dead nuts on to hit this target!

Draining bank account Pesting Critters Paper Punching BR Plinking Silhouette FT Safe Anchor

Possibly Pyramyd or TGAG. Thats my first guess, theres probably other outlets that sell it. If memory serves me right there is a tiny ball bearing in that brass fitting under that black knob, so be careful.

The hardest challenge I struggle with is looking at eye candy like the Styer Pro-X and decide NOT to pull the trigger.

As everyone mentioned, the pellet will often come directly back to the shooter, with more velocity than a regular ricochet from a board or target. Golf bals are a no no. One target that can be shot at, if your feeling Darwin awardish, is a shotgun shell or just the primer. We drilled a hole in...

Being bedazled by FPS Buying pointed and gimmicky pellets. Hole in bay window. Hole in ceiling. Putting a crosman 4x scope on my Beeman P1. Never shoot at a golf ball, even at 50 yards. Never shoot at shotgun blanks. Lessons learned a long time ago.

Depends on your discipline. Nico5999 is correct, airgunning is best done outdoors plinking, pesting, benchrest, field target, silhouette, reactionary targets, hunting, quigley bell. Here in southwest Pa there are two places I've shot indoors during the winter. Indoor NRA silhouette 10, 12.5, 15...

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Two things got me involved. First... my dad letting me shoot his Red Ryder. Second... him telling me I CAN'T have one. Never taunt someone with something so mesmerizing then tell them they can't have one.

The book of excuses volume 4,578. I just bought a taller pair of BS boots for all the BS people have been shoveling as of late!

We had to use homing pigeons and smoke signals just to build those tlegraph lines! Seriously though, everything is a hot mess. I expect nothing but disappointment with everything, that way I get a pleasant suprise when something goes as it should. Expectations lol...!

Link: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/a-proper-bench.1322120/ There are several other projects in there other than mine. I will take more pics and post where I am in the building process. It's almost done. Just in time.

I count 14 airguns, but I know you said there are more. If you enjoy them, can afford them, and maintain/shoot them I think that is roughly a good number to have. I was well over 50+ two decades ago. Last year 31 and now 27. For me, it's still too many. 14 is my target number. I'm a somewhat...

I'm in the process of building a removable/storable bench that integrates with my back deck. I posted some early pictures of me getting it together in the Proper bench thread. It is built and the polyurethane coatings are drying. I should be shooting off of it by this time next week. The front...

Worked on assembling my back porch bench for this season. More to do.

All the pieces have dried since Nov in my living room. Laying them together and getting it put together. More to cut, fasten, stain, and polyurethane. Don't mind the wall in the background, taking the trim and molding off to install new cedar walls as soon as I finish the "portable" bench.

Shot at siholuette targets.