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Placed an order. Wanted one since I was 16, but for some reason never pulled the trigger. So to speak.
Be warned - NYS considers any airgun over 600ft/sec as a firearm. NJ considers all airguns to be firearms.
Now that I'm out of NJ, it's time to necro this thread. No way was I going to the trouble of getting a pistol permit for an airgun, but I live in America now....
People still recommend the 1377? How do people feel about the silent backstops? Any advice on pellets specifically for indoor use?
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Ted's hold over recommends using rubber mulch in a box as a cheap quiet pellet trap.
And of course pyramid air is the place for all things air gun.
You may also want to look for a lead dust collector for shooting inside
Rich Jordan wrote:A few years ago a I shot a friend's Daisy 747; thats part of a line (717,747,777) of single stroke target pistols. It was a bit loud, but ok to use in his basement, and surprisingly accurate.
I think they've gotten pretty expensive.
These are what our local 4-H club uses for air pistol. More accurate than I am for certain. I was going to buy my daughter her own, but as you said they have gotten pricey.
