N/A Choose One Gun Please

[blackdog899]

I use a 3-ring binder with dividers for each airgun to store the notes and stuff collected in the shooting sessions.

Over the years, I've developed a "tuning form" that helps my keep all the pertinent information in a format that is easy to fill in and consistent in content.

Each airgun has a folder with sub-folders on the computer where the manuals, videos, notes and stats are saved. (I use a LabRadar chronograph for all my "serious" sessions)

Sounds a bit tedious, but it's an airgun related activity that I can do when not shooting... a bit like sorting pellets

There's a method to my madness I can look at a target and trace back to the settings on the PCP and the velocities for a particular group. Often, that's useful.

Cheers!

Haaa, I’m using the old black and white composition note books from the kids school days . They never took notes
anyway ! Measuring groups with Ballistic X app and manually recording ammo and speeds. Now getting too many
and will have to organize. From where I’m at now I’ll never get to a point of this gun, this ammo, this trajectory.
Dont want to really get to that End point.

 

[scubajeeper]

I had an S510, they are a joy to shoot. The action is buttery smooth, and the bluing is as deep as can be. The only reason I got rid of it is the length, I tend to enjoy bullpups. I’ve owned two FX guns, the POI shifts from the soda straw liners is a big deal. They shoot great, they are just too fragile. Maybe this new gun won’t have that problem. I’d still go with the AA though.