Hello,

I recently received an email from someone that wanted to “donate to the cause.” I have to say that it was nice for someone to recognize the amount of work and time that it takes to keep this going.  To date, I’ve done all the reviews and videos without compensation.  I’m very thankful to PyramydAir.com, Crosman, Daisy, and Compasseco, for providing all these great products free of charge.  I really have to thank PyramydAir as they have been by far the most supportive.  They are a great bunch of folks and really are on the ball with customer service and have yet to say “no” to an item that I’ve requested to review.  So PLEASE, PLEASE, visit their site and when you order, tell them that you ordered because you saw my reviews and videos.

Anyway, on to the reason for this page.  I got a letter recently from a viewer that exprested a desire to be able to donate to the site.  So I’m creating this page with a PayPal Donate button for this purpose.  If you like what I’ve been doing and would like to help support the process I will gladly accept your support.  Please note that donations are:

  1. NOT tax deductible
  2. I will declare them as income
  3. I will pay tax on them

Click here to help Support Airgunweb.com and our
YouTube Channel, www.youtube.com/airgunweb.

Now for those that may want to do a little more.. I have a few projects that I’d like to share with you and I need some sponsorships in order to pull them off.

  1. I want to build a set on my back porch to shoot the bulk of the videos.   I need about $750 to make that happen.
  2. I want to make a series of videos as follows:
    1. how to pick the right airgun,
    2. how to prep your new airgun to shoot for the first time,
    3. shooting basics, finding the right technique for your gun,
    4. picking the right scope and getting it on target
    5. finding the right pellet
    6. how to squeeze the most accuracy and power from your airgun
    7. tuning your airgun and airgun maintenance
      (My guess is that the video series would be a marketable venture and represents somewhat of an investment opportunity for the right person.)
  3. The last thing on my list of projects is to build a formal shooting range in my back lot between the pond and the trees.  I’ve got permission from the town to build it, I just need the time and money.  I’m looking at a 40 yard range with at least 4 lanes and a covered shooting area.  It is the matter of making a decent backstop with enough dirt to work, and creating the shooting shed.  If I build it like my lean to off my shed it will cost about $3000 for the covered shooting area (approx 30′ x 12′).. I’m not sure what it will cost for the backstop.

If you have any interest in helping out with any of the above projects, please give me a call at 843-708-8102 or contact me via email.

With kind regards,

Rick Eutsler
Editor/Owner www.airgunweb.com
editor@airgunweb.com