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I've got some 22 targets set up off the front and side patios and plink them occasionally. A stainless 10/22 lives leaned against the wall outside next to my favorite patio chair. I want to do some targets for an airgun for when I don't feel like putting on ears or picking up brass. (not as bag as legos when you're barefoot but still not pleasant to step on. My feet are wusses)
I saw one at Walmart the other day that was an 1860 or 1866 replica that looked pretty fun for 60 or 70 bucks. I've got a cheap Red Ryder but I want something accurate enough to be consistent on small steel targets out at 25 or 30 yards.
I have an old Beeman S1 but it needs to be rebuilt and that's not a task I want to take on. If there was a place I could ship it off to for rebuild I'd consider that, but it's probably not worth the cost to do so.
Recommendations?
...I'm also half considering diving in deep on a nicer one, but that won't be for a couple of months. I've got deer and elk tags to buy first.
I saw one at Walmart the other day that was an 1860 or 1866 replica that looked pretty fun for 60 or 70 bucks. I've got a cheap Red Ryder but I want something accurate enough to be consistent on small steel targets out at 25 or 30 yards.
I have an old Beeman S1 but it needs to be rebuilt and that's not a task I want to take on. If there was a place I could ship it off to for rebuild I'd consider that, but it's probably not worth the cost to do so.
Recommendations?
...I'm also half considering diving in deep on a nicer one, but that won't be for a couple of months. I've got deer and elk tags to buy first.
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