A little rimfire, mostly airguns
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 7:15 pm
I had the urge to get one of our 1885 Low Wall 22s out, today, and shoot some 22 Short CBs at 30 yards to keep the noise at the level of my airguns. Not what I had hoped for as far as accuracy, but I always enjoy shooting the 1885, so still fun.
Guess I was a little frustrated, so I replaced the rimfire with one of my air rifles. This was the CZ 200T, a modestly priced PCP target rifle that never lets me down for accuracy.

After one warm up target, shot this almost perfect 5 shot group. Just pulled that one up a little high and left.

Headed back in the house and got the itch to shoot some more, so I stepped out on the deck with my "Izzy" (Baikal IZH-46M) to do some pistol shooting from the standing position at 25 yards, up off the deck.

Not my best and not my worst, but good enough to scratch my pistol shooting itch.

Yeah, for my needs, airguns cover it all from up close at 10 meters all the way out to 50 yards. I'm not hunting or shooting for self-defense; just shooting paper and steel for the love of shooting. Takes my very best rimfire target rifles or rimfire pistols to keep up and even then, I'd still bet on the air guns. These are some serious air guns, of course, not your Wally World wonders.
Guess I was a little frustrated, so I replaced the rimfire with one of my air rifles. This was the CZ 200T, a modestly priced PCP target rifle that never lets me down for accuracy.

After one warm up target, shot this almost perfect 5 shot group. Just pulled that one up a little high and left.

Headed back in the house and got the itch to shoot some more, so I stepped out on the deck with my "Izzy" (Baikal IZH-46M) to do some pistol shooting from the standing position at 25 yards, up off the deck.

Not my best and not my worst, but good enough to scratch my pistol shooting itch.

Yeah, for my needs, airguns cover it all from up close at 10 meters all the way out to 50 yards. I'm not hunting or shooting for self-defense; just shooting paper and steel for the love of shooting. Takes my very best rimfire target rifles or rimfire pistols to keep up and even then, I'd still bet on the air guns. These are some serious air guns, of course, not your Wally World wonders.