New member, first post
Hi everyone,
I’m new to air guns, and am awaiting my Tallon SS in .22. I’ve read about 75% of the posts here, and have learned a great deal. Having been a powder burner for over 30 years, a lot of this stuff is second hand to me. But this is my first air gun, and I am very excited about it. I’ll be able to shoot it at home, at work, hunting in the field and I’m even going to try my hand at silhouette. From what I gather, air gunners do a lot more shooting than powder burners. I know this will be the case with me. I live in the city, so the shooting I do at home will be indoors. I have fairly good access to the outdoors (on my way home from work), and my boss wants me to eliminate the birds that get in the Power Plant. The range where they shoot silhouette is not too far away, and they shoot the first Sunday of every month. So all in all, my new air rifle will allow me to shoot a great deal more than I could with firearms. Thanks for a great forum, and I look forward to learning a lot more from all of you.
DougT
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Welcome aboard Doug, damn this was a funny read! looks like people are starting to loosen up like the days of old WOOT! got many laughs reading posts that swung out into left field.
Anthony266, damn that was funny!!!!
LOVE my SS with the 12″ .22 barrel, hammer slap mod and some baffles. Trying to find a place to shoot powderburners is exactly why I shoot pellet guns not to mention the noise and 10-150 times the cost to shoot them 🙁
From what I’ve read shooting indoors your going to want to turn the gun down into the 500-550 fps range to avoid over penetration or damage from misses. I need to test this out on some common building materials and see what fps does what to like tin roof, copper pipe, PVC pipe etc…always been curious and I don’t want to shoot a hole in a farmers barn or something. H-m-m-m I wonder if the Base would let me shoot pigeons in the hangers????
Keep us posted, Jim.