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Hello Fellow, Airgun Geeks,

In this episode of The Airgun Geeks, Pat and Bill dig into the evolving 2026 competitive airgun landscape and talk through what serious shooters, hobbyists, and curious newcomers may want to keep an eye on. From shifting trends in competitive airgun shooting to the continuing conversation around Beeman legacy, this episode covers history, opinion, performance, and the kind of real-world insight that airgunners actually care about.

We also discuss a curious book Bill just finished, what stood out about it, and why it sparked conversation worth having in the wider airgun community. Along the way, we take a hard look at the Beeman name, what has held up over time, what still matters, and what simply does not hit the mark anymore.

Whether you’re into PCP air rifles, pellet guns, spring-piston airguns, backyard shooting, field target, benchrest, precision practice, airgun collecting, or airgun history, this episode has something for you. If you follow the sport for competition, nostalgia, gear evolution, or just to hear honest discussion from experienced voices in the space, this one is for you.

Topics in this episode include:

• 2026 competitive airgun trends
• The changing face of match shooting
• Beeman legacy in the airgun world
• What works and what does not
• Airgun history, design, and shooter expectations
• A book discussion with lessons for today’s shooters

If you enjoy thoughtful conversations about airgun competition, PCP rifles, pellet shooting, vintage airguns, shooting sports, and practical gear talk, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe. Drop your thoughts in the comments: What do you think the 2026 competition scene will look like, and what does the Beeman legacy mean to you today?

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Happy Holidays Airgun Geeks,

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Join us for the epic season finale of The AirGun Geeks Podcast as we wrap up 2025 with an incredible guest: Nibs from the legendary Walnut and Steel YouTube channel!

In this deep-dive episode, we go all-in on airguns – from classic springers and PCPs to the latest innovations, tuning tips, hunting stories, and everything that makes the airgun world so addictive. Nibs shares his wealth of knowledge, behind-the-scenes insights from Walnut and Steel, and his thoughts on the state of airgunning heading into 2026.

Whether you're a seasoned airgun enthusiast or just getting started, this conversation is packed with valuable info, laughs, and passion for the sport we all love.

Big thanks to Nibs for coming on and making this the perfect way to close out the year!

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Hello Fellow Airgun Geeks,

The Airgun Geeks Podcast welcomes two of the biggest names in the airgun world—Chris “The Turret” Turek of Up North Airgunner and Officer PJ Clarke of The Wisconsin Airgunner!
In this episode, we dive deep into:

• Chris’s first place win at the 2025 Extreme Benchrest (EBR) competition

• The controversial topic of airgun modifications and how they affect manufacturer warranties

• The behind-the-scenes mindset of top-tier airgun competitors

• How far you can push your airgun without crossing the line

Whether you’re a PCP shooter, benchrest competitor, or just love precision gear, this conversation is packed with insights, laughs, and pro-level advice.

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