Yes, all three are Air Guns or pellet guns if you like. The rifle is an Air Arms Pro Sport and the Hand Guns are a Beeman P11 and a Weirauch HW75. Two springers and one pump so they don’t require CO2 or an air tank. Perfectly legal where I live to fire within the city limits or in my back yard. Depending where you live that may not be the case. As I said for those days when I feel like shooting something and cannot make it to the range.What are they pellet guns?
Thank you sir. But it doesn’t matter what the cost only that the result is that you enjoy it. The only gun I owned back in the 70s was a BB Gun my father bought me and believe me I enjoyed the heck out that one. Spent many an hour in his backyard just firing that gun at a little tin foil pie plate.Those airguns you have are pretty fine. I surely do like springers myself but never shot any high-ends like yours. I have an el Gamo .177 rifle that I got back in '75 for $24, though, and you can shoot the 'nads of a gnat with it.
I got a $30. BSA red-dot for this. It fits the rail on this pistol, and works great. Although my score is usually 47/50, I managed to shoot a 50/50, hand-held, at 10 yds.You can "build" your own Crosman CO2 pistol at the Crosman Custom Shop. Just don't specify the red-dot sight (it's a piece of junk). Other than that, you get a custom gun at a very good price.