TargetTalk

Thanks for the replys. Son has had to leave on TDY. 'Net access can get kinda questionable. Physical custody and sweat equity investment is his. I have to pass decisions back to Son and Grand-Daughter. If you have any suggestions, plz reply via e-mail and I'll fwd them to his e-mail address. I don't...

She is testing the waters and would like to use her Dad's 126 and the pellet trap at home. Issue equipment is just that. For competition to be competitive, there must be a level playing field and standardized equipment. Maybe I can get the Daisy fixed...don't know. Then there is the option of buying...

I flat do not know. I suspect that there isn't enough public support for multiple classifications in the shooting sports. If so, the rifles would, most probabally, be the least expensive to buy and maintain. Her Dad had a Daisy/ElGamo 126 to fool around with at home. He cut lots of lawns to pay for ...

I have a M 126. It was marketed by Daisy. But, I think, made elsewhere. The 126 is a side lever, recoiless, decent optics, stippled wrist area, adjustable butt plate, and sling track. It certainly isn't Olympic ISU quality, but I think, with new seals, it'd be just dandy for the newest member of her...