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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ARNSBERG, GERMANY (September 2017) – UMAREX GmbH & Co. KG (UMAREX) headquartered in Germany receives the first worldwide license from the well-known Austrian weapons manufacturer, GLOCK, for the reproduction of its internationally recognized pistols. UMAREX is thus writing a new chapter in its success story as the world market leader in licensed... Continue Reading →
Since my writings are geared towards the new airgun enthusiast I want to talk about this long range shooting thing that's the big fad now. People compete by shooting airguns to see how far they can shoot and hit a golf ball that explodes when hit and film it. They are taking shots of 200-300... Continue Reading →
Accessories You'll Need For Your Gun Now that you have your airgun what basic accessories do you need to use it. Of course the first thing you'll need is pellets to shoot. Buy an assortment to use to find out what style/weight works best with your particular gun. Flat pellets (Wadcutter) are best for short... Continue Reading →
What does breaking in your new gun mean? Basically all this means is firing anywhere from 50 to 1000 shots until the gun gives you a nice clean shooting pattern. It helps to get the inner workings of the gun inline and everything meshed up and seated. It also helps burn off any residues or... Continue Reading →
Can you use a red-dot type of sight when plinking? Yes and no, it depends on how far you want to shoot. Even the most skilled shooters have a maximum accurate shooting range of 70 yards or less when using a red-dot. On the positive side with red-dot sights you don’t need to close one... Continue Reading →
If your use to only shooting regular firearms then there are a few things you need to know to get the most out of your pellet gun. Unlike a firearm where you want to grip it tightly and put the butt of the gun tight against your shoulder to absorb the gun’s kick properly,when firing... Continue Reading →
What makes a good plinking target? Just about anything can be used since the whole idea behind plinking is using non-standard targets instead of the traditional paper ones. The most common ones used are things you have laying around the house like, plastic bottles, old soda or beer cans, old food cans, old bent spoons... Continue Reading →
Here are a few terms you should know related to pellet guns. Caliber- This is how powerful the gun is with the bigger the caliber the more stopping power it packs. In general the bigger the caliber the bigger pellets it shoots. Trigger Pull- This is the amount of pressure it takes to pull the... Continue Reading →
Now that you have your new pellet gun now what? If you want to use it you’re gonna need something to shoot out of it so lets take a quick crash course on all your different pellet choices. Everything I’ve read and heard says basically it depends on the gun your using and you need... Continue Reading →
