Turn up on a Saturday.
Bring nothing.
The shop keeps short hours and is busy for most of them, but Saturday morning is the one that matters. It is free, there is no sales pitch, and you do not need to own anything to turn up.
Two things happen
every single month.
Coffee, donuts and an intro to airguns
Free coffee and donuts with an introduction to airguns, so airgunners and newcomers alike can enjoy good treats and good company. If you have never held a PCP rifle, this is the cheapest possible way to find out whether the whole idea is for you.
STEAK OUT
A steak out for the men. Bring a friend and a cut of steak you want grilled up, and come ready to relax with the fellas, shoot some targets and banter with the boys.
If you have never held a PCP rifle, the Saturday morning session is the cheapest possible way to find out whether the whole idea is for you. It is free, there is no sales pitch, and you do not need to own anything.
Rocky Mountain Airgun Challenge
AirStryk competes at RMAC and other events across the country. Not for the trophies — because a shop that competes knows things a shop that ships cannot.
Beginner-friendly shooting days, advanced tuning workshops, and friendly competitions run through the year.
Dates for the wider 2026 calendar are still going up. Call or text the shop and we will tell you what is next.
Competition shooting is where the tune talk stops being theoretical. A shop that competes knows things a shop that ships cannot.
Newcomers especially.
The hardest part of this sport is the first hour. These sessions exist to remove it.
Never shot before
Come and hold one. Air-powered means no muzzle blast and no ear protection, so a first session is not intimidating — which is exactly why it produces better fundamentals than starting with a cartridge rifle.
Bringing a kid
Taylor teaches his own two boys in the same space. No blast means no fear, and no fear means real trigger discipline from the first session instead of a flinch to unlearn later.
Already deep in it
Tuning workshops, slug workups, and the kind of conversation that only happens between people who own a chronograph. Bring a problem.