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I also think the sporter rifles just don't have what it takes to make sihouette shooting a viable contest. I also agree that the recnet change in rules makes it difficult to plan ahead for events. I think I'll take your advice and hold off until the "new management" is in office a while an...

I'm considering purchasing an air rifle for our club for the silhouette part of the 4-H air rifle contest.

Since the rule change allowing rifles other than sporters in this event, does anybody have a suggestion for good rifle to use for this?

Thanks

Thanks for the recomendation. I was not familar with those pistols.

I'm looking for a recommendation for a CO2 powered semi-auto pistol suitable for the 4-H timed/rapid fire pistol combo event. Currently I have a Crosman CO2 powered revolver available but the long, hard double action trigger pull is a real disadvantage in timed/rapid fire. An auto pistol with adjust...

I'm looking for a recommendation for a CO2 powered semi-auto pistol suitable for the 4-H timed/rapid fire pistol combo event. Currently I have a Crosman CO2 powered revolver available but the long, hard double action trigger pull is a real disadvantage in timed/rapid fire. An auto pistol with adjust...

I've thought about what's been said here and I'm leaning away from the Crosmans and Daisys toward the Tau 7 Jr. if its still available. My logic is as follows; although I don't want to invest a great deal of money into high priced equipment when I'm not sure any of these kids will catch the pistol s...

My 4-H shooting group, age 10- 18, want to begin shooting air pistols. I currently won a IZH 46m that I like, but is hard for youngsters to pump. We have a Crosman 2300S CO2 pistol, so pumping is not an issue. It's not a bad gun, but not a great trigger. Another option is the Daisy 747. Again, not a...