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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2026 · 1H 8M

RX for Better Accuracy? Pharmacist Builds Premium Airgun Targets

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Send us Fan MailHello Fellow Airgun Geeks,        This month on The Airgun Geeks Podcast, Bill Ruehl and Patrick Schmitz sit down with the pharmacist behind RX Target Systems, a company producing high-quality targets for airgun shooters who care about precision, durability, and meaningful practice.Our guest brings together two very different worlds: professional pharmacy and precision target design. We discuss how RX Target Systems got started, what separates a genuinely useful shooting target from a simple piece of steel, and why the right target system can make practice more productive, entertaining, and repeatable.Whether you shoot PCP airguns, spring-piston rifles, CO₂ guns, pellet pistols, or competitive air rifles, target quality can directly affect how you train and evaluate your shooting. Well-designed reactive targets provide immediate feedback, encourage better shot placement, and create a more engaging experience for backyard plinking, pest-control practice, field target preparation, benchrest training, and informal competitions.In this episode, we explore: The story behind RX Target Systems How a working pharmacist became an airgun target manufacturer What goes into designing and producing premium shooting targets Why target size, visibility, durability, and feedback matter How better practice equipment can help shooters improve accuracy Applications for PCP airguns, pellet rifles, and air pistols The challenges of developing products for the airgun community Airgun news, competition updates, new products, and plenty of Airgun Geeks conversationThis episode is for airgun enthusiasts, target shooters, backyard plinkers, Field Target competitors, benchrest shooters, hunters, pest-control shooters, and anyone interested in precision shooting equipment or small manufacturing businesses.Can a pharmacist really write the prescription for better accuracy? Watch the episode and decide for yourself. Like the video if you enjoy meeting the people and companies driving the airgun industry forward. Leave a comment: What type of airgun target do you use most—paper, reactive steel, spinners, knockdowns, or resetting targets? Subscribe to The Airgun Geeks for airgun interviews, product announcements, competition coverage, technical discussions, reviews, and news from across the adult airgun community.Some links in this description may be affiliate links. Using them may support the channel at no additional cost to you.#AirgunGeeks #RXTargetSystems #AirgunTargets #AirgunAccuracy #PCPAirguns #PelletGun #TargetShooting #FieldTarget #BackyardPlinking #PrecisionShootingSupport the show

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