airguns for keeping you aim sharp
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2020 11:30 pm
I found a few 760 crosman pellet guns for real cheap. So I figured I would set a small range in my basement.
A hunk of tin,a few pieces of scrap wood and I was in business
I was ripping up cans like they were paper... hmm paper how could put up a target for groping and sighting in ...
I have a bunch of styrofoam from another project.
(ask me about my boat sometime) So I found a box that the chunks of foam fit in perfectly.
It stops pellets so gently that one could shoot them again though I wouldn't recommend it.
I have reduced my groups down from over thumb to smaller than a pinkie.
So if that wasn't enough, I made some spinners from spoons, washers, pvc pipe, and a chunk of steel rod.
I had to put target stickers on the spoons because all you could is a shiny line.
If you can find a 760 or a similar air gun, one can cheaply work on one's shooting skills while having a bunch of fun
A hunk of tin,a few pieces of scrap wood and I was in business
I was ripping up cans like they were paper... hmm paper how could put up a target for groping and sighting in ...
I have a bunch of styrofoam from another project.
(ask me about my boat sometime) So I found a box that the chunks of foam fit in perfectly.
It stops pellets so gently that one could shoot them again though I wouldn't recommend it.
I have reduced my groups down from over thumb to smaller than a pinkie.
So if that wasn't enough, I made some spinners from spoons, washers, pvc pipe, and a chunk of steel rod.
I had to put target stickers on the spoons because all you could is a shiny line.
If you can find a 760 or a similar air gun, one can cheaply work on one's shooting skills while having a bunch of fun