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My bench is a mess! Between painting fishing lures, rc plane repairs, and slug making and rifle reloading. I have a lot going on in a tight space. That and I am reorganizing things to hopefully make it less of a headache to work in.

His targets are awesome. They can take a beating and still function well

Congrats man.... where did you get it from? Mine shot great and was a blast to shoot.

This chassis will get you in the correct position. It all comes down to how much do you want to spend. I would think that any style of ar buffer tube stock would fit.

I use old railroad ties or landscaping timbers. They are solid and made to sit outside all year long

You also have to consider if the sales places carries the brand you are trying to sell. If it's not one they carry it could cost them more if the rifle doesn't work. Powder burners are extremely basic when compared to our airguns. So a gunsmith needs to be more specialized for air.

Impulse Air 1350 is sitting on mine. Have tired a few different units and they all act differently. It would be best to honestly get a few different units and see which one works for you. As the harmonics on mine will be different than yours or anyone else.

Heck if you want I could probably send you one to play with I can find mine. Shoot me a message if you want.

I have a few I can measure for you. What specific are you looking for? Just overall length or something specific?

It looks like a typical barrel with 14×1mm threads. Nothing special about it

That sucks!!! Typically these guns are great and they just plain shoot. Wonder if there is a mag issue or a barrel issue? 🤔

The higher powered option is better in my mind. Easier to lower the power if needed. Now I just need to figure out if I really want to sell my Classic Leshiy with the 3 barrels and extras.......I hate decisions like this

Use some cinder blocks to lift targets up. But it looks like you have the reactive targets figured out! That's an AWESOME range set up.

You made a good choice with the RAW... but be careful as they have a tendency to replicate in the safe! I started with one and I have 3 now, and I am looking at getting another one if I can.

I was having the thought of selling off my classic leshiy and the extras I have for it for a multi-shot rifle. And when looking I am seeing that there are two different options for the little RAW rifles. Has anyone done and in depth review of both of them showing what the difference is between...

Yeah I know ...... I had to though :D LOL The Raw rifles just shoot great out of the box and no fiddling is needed. But if you need to twist knobs and tinker an FX rifle is for you. Don't get me wrong they are fun to tinker with that is for sure, but if you want to shoot.... look else where ;)

The easiest way to adjust these rifles is with the regulator. But honestly they come really well set up from the factory, so there is really no need to mess with anything. Keep it simple and enjoy shooting the rifle. If you wanted a rifle that you had to fiddle with....... you should have...

Necessity is the mother of all inventions! https://paulscustomtargets.com/self-resetting-field-targets-practice-field-target/ I really like these, and have been using mine for quite some time

I like the compact version you have there.... very nice!

Will be a different answer for each person. YOU need to figure out what range you are comfortable shooting specific animals at, with specific rifles. What ranges I am capable of taking game animals at, will see unethical or wrong to others....or on the flip side, not far enough. You need to...