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Looking at photos of the Olympic air pistol shooters I notice their position is different than that I see in NRA Bullseye shooting. Olympic shooters are at 90 degrees to the target, looking directly over their arm at the sights and target. Bullseye shooters are more like 45 degrees or less...

I guess everyone on AGN that uses aftermarket parts knows about the great products and services offered by Buck Rail. Still, this one was above and beyond the call of duty. I bought a couple of suppressors and adaptors from them, and they worked great. But I fiddled around with one of them...

Wonderful idea!

I believe it is the FD-AG sight Bear-of-Grayling shows above but I am not sure because I have multiple Williams' Foolproof sights on various rifles. I have mounted several on air rifles and I think they all work if they have a base that fits an 11mm dovetail rail. My best guess is that this...

I have a Williams peep on mine and it works perfectly. I just don't recall which model but I will post a photo later this morning.

I appreciate all of the replies. I learned a lot and talked in more depth with one of the more astute members here, took a second look at things and decided my Dragonfly II would be even better in .177, with no scope, no suppressor and a Williams peep. So, I just ordered one from PA. Is...

Seneca Dragonfly II.

Yes, I owned 2 HW30's and an HW97K. Great rifles but an eye injury forced me to go to totally recoil free rifles. Even the tiny recoil impulse of the HW30 was ruled out by my Dr.

"Do you have a particular caliber in mind? Is there a caliber you don’t want?" Yes Dan, I want a .177 but would also like a .22. Nothing else interests me.

I am a relative newcomer to adult airguns and in the past several months have migrated from pcp rifle, to springers, to all manner of pistols, to CO2 rifles, to single pump rifles, and now to a multi pumper, my favorite of them all to this point. My current is a Seneca Dragonfly II and I love...

Dragonfly II, which I just got last week. It is in .22 and my fascination with the accuracy and power at 15 pumps, aided by a pumping mechanism that stays the same low effort for each pump, caused me to add a moderator to keep the neighbors happy. It was already a large and heavy rifle, now...

Well, to appease my wife I held out for a long time and did not shoot any of the squirrels that assault our bird feeder. They don't just bother the birds and steal the seed, they destroy the feeders, one after another. But enough is enough so yesterday I killed the four that were always...

What scopes are those on the carbines?

I will, thanks.

I find field target fascinating but only from afar as there are no events held anywhere near me. So, I play at doing a little of it in my backyard, and by that I mean I try to shoot at reactive metal targets using a shooting stick. But it does not seem as accurate for me as just shooting from...

Not familiar with it, but I am going to look it up.

I am selling most of my air pistols and buying a few air rifles that do not recoil. It will only be shot at targets under 25 yards, so accuracy is more important than power. I have ordered a CMP Daisy853 which is a single pump, but I also want a CO2. I don't want an all-out target rifle with...

Excellent condition. Lightly used. Shipping is only to CONUS.

Recently purchased, lightly used, excellent condition. $175 shipped to CONUS.

Recently purchased, lightly used, very good condition with notched Williams sight. $200 shipped to CONUS. It has my initials so you would have to live with that, cover it up, or change your name. $175 shipped to CONUS