How do you spend your time airgunning?

[SpiralGroove]

20% - Fun Targets in my 13yd crawspace
20% - Benchrest Target 50/100 yards
30% - Machining/Tinkering with materials for gun parts
30% - Fine Tuning PCP/Springers guns & sorting/waxing pellets/slugs

0% - Competitive shooting
0% - Hunting

 

[Vetmx]

I do three of the choices almost equally. So I can’t vote.

 

[orangeokie]

None of the above. Most of the time is spent restoring, building, developing, and testing.

So, how do you test? Shooting? If so, what type?

Poll question: "Let the industry know which type of shooting you like best!"

 

[delooper]

90% or 95% hunting but I do some target shooting as well. There's no real difference in my mind between plinking and target shooting.

 

[oledawg]

Current 99% paper unless a Eurasian Dove happens to land nearby.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Too bad not part of the pole , but most times frustrated.

( disappointed close 2ed)

 

[.20calguy]

I do a little of all of them with competition being the only (no), but I primarily plink.

 

[jdanvers]

Most of rmy airgunning is pesting at dairy farm permissions I have managed to get. I do a little on again / off again field target once a month or so. I do FT purely for fun - I'm not that great at it. ( not HORRIBLE - lol! But certanly not great either . . . ) The FT group I shoot with has recently (this summer) started up an "XFT" thing though and THAT is "the schnizzle!" ) I *like* that . . . . it's right up my alley because of all of the pesting I do. I'll punch paper out in the back yard if I haven't shot a gun in a while just to check and make sure it's holding zero . . .

 

[Vana2]

Plinking, pesting, 10 meter target, benchrest, tuning/tinkering and a bit of hunting in that order of precidence. I'm not into competitions of any sort.

Percentages change with the seasons.... A lot of tuning/tinkering in the spring, plinking/pesting during the summer, hunting is only in the fall and 10 meter target is mostly indoors during the winter.

 

[Ranchibi]

Mostly target/paper.....occasional rat and sometimes pesting at a friends.

 

[EdinGa]

I really believe this would be a better poll if you used "select all that apply". The first 3 choices comprise all of my shooting, so I can't accurately vote either.

 

[Goldwing]

All most all paper and it's left me very bord and ready to sell it all, if I could regularly go after pest for farmers it would perk my interest

 

[maxtrouble]

Stone cold can killer. Hang them on paracord and they always return to zero. My kind of can. Steel spinners and auto reset targets are great until the wind gets crazy. Paper is good for accuracy and zeroing. Pesting is only as needed, no permissions. No competitive shooting, no active local events. I am a reluctant tinkerer, only when necessary. Love all aspects of our sport but springers stole my trigger finger.

 

[jimi1971]

Plinking and pest control.

 

[sjs]

Mostly 10M offhand target.
Some sitting and kneeling 10M target after that.
Then some plinking out to 25 yds on small silhouette targets and spinners.
Some days I do benchrest on Green Monster type (25 bullseyes) targets for score.
All of these I shoot sometimes with a scoped rifle and sometimes with a peep (even the benchrest). Mostly with the peep sight rifles.

 

[Volleyman]

Let the industry know which type of shooting you like best!

I enjoy long range silhouette shooting out to 500 meter with AF Texan

 

[sekiar]

Setting on my front porch shooting targets from about 10 to 20 yards. Charles

 

[MichaelHunt]

I spend most of my time looking for places to shoot

 

[mrwarren71]

Punching paper

 

[mrwarren71]

Let the industry know which type of shooting you like best!

Paper punching