This page collects the forums, retailers, calculators, and printable targets we actually use and trust, organized by category. If you're deciding what to buy, our air rifle buying guide covers spring, PCP, and CO2 picks by budget.
Forums are usually the fastest way to get a real answer on a repair, a mod, or which rifle actually holds zero over time. These range from general discussion boards to brand-specific technical archives.
One of the oldest and largest airgun communities online, with a deep archive of technical threads covering nearly every brand.
Visit SiteAn active forum organized by brand and airgun type, from vintage spring guns to the latest regulated PCPs.
Visit SiteA long-running UK-based forum with hundreds of thousands of posts covering field target, hunting, and general discussion.
Visit SiteA busy UK community covering PCP tuning, optics setup, pest control, and FAC-related questions.
Visit SiteA US-based forum frequently referenced for retailer comparisons and general buying advice.
Visit SiteA Canadian community focused on airgun laws, imports, and general discussion specific to Canadian shooters.
Visit SiteThese are established retailers with real stock and support behind them, not marketplace resellers. Pyramyd Air and Airgun Depot share a parent company, Air Venturi, so pricing and inventory often overlap between the two.
One of the largest and longest-running online airgun retailers in the US, carrying rifles, pistols, optics, and ammunition from most major brands.
Visit SiteA major airgun retailer and sister company to Pyramyd Air, working with most of the largest brands in the industry.
Visit SiteA smaller specialty retailer well-reviewed for higher-end PCP rifles, with financing options on higher-priced gear.
Visit SiteA specialty retailer known for its selection of precision PCP airguns and a well-used set of free ballistics calculators.
Visit SiteFoot-pounds of energy (FPE) and feet per second (FPS) are the two numbers airgunners use most to compare power between rifles. These calculators convert pellet weight and chronograph readings into both.
Free FPE, FPS, and ballistic coefficient calculators for figuring out pellet energy and velocity.
Visit SiteA set of calculators covering energy, velocity, ballistic coefficient, retained velocity, and tank fill counts.
Visit SiteA standalone FPE and FPS calculator that isn't tied to a retailer, useful for a quick energy check.
Visit SiteFree, printable PDF targets for zeroing a scope, checking groups, or just plinking. Most print cleanly on standard Letter or A4 paper.
A large free library of printable PDF targets, including several designed specifically for airgun use.
Visit SiteFree printable bullseye, sight-in, and silhouette targets available in both Letter and A4 sizes.
Visit SiteFree A4 printable targets built specifically for airgunning, including scope-zeroing targets.
Visit SiteOnce you own a specific rifle, the manufacturer's own site is usually the best source for manuals, replacement parts, and warranty information.
Our buying guide breaks down spring-piston, PCP, and CO2 rifles by budget and use case.
Check the forums above for troubleshooting, mods, and community advice specific to your rifle.
Use the calculators above to check your pellet's FPE and FPS after a chronograph session.