I registered PcpAirgunForum.com in February 2025 because I wanted to build the forum I'd want to join — one focused entirely on pre-charged pneumatic airguns, run by someone who actually shoots them, and backed by a real network of airgun resources instead of a lone site with no context.
The plan is a XenForo forum. What you're looking at right now is the pre-launch scaffold — the category pages are designed to mirror what the live subforums will cover, so Google starts indexing the topics before the community opens. When the forum launches, these pages become live subforums. The URLs stay the same. The content transitions from static to community-driven.
The community will cover the full range: entry-level shooters figuring out their first PCP setup, experienced hunters running .45 and .50 caliber big bores, benchrest precision shooters, and the fill equipment obsessives who spend as much time talking about compressors as rifles. All of it belongs here.
PcpAirgunForum.com is part of a broader network of airgun sites I'm building. They cross-link and complement each other — the forum is the community hub, but the directory sites, range finders, and compressor resources all feed into it.
AirTanksPlus.com came in as the founding sponsor before this forum had a single member. That's the kind of early belief that gets recognized permanently — founding sponsor placement on every page, forever, at a rate that will never be offered again once the forum is live.
There are a small number of early adopter sponsor slots available before launch. If you're an airgun brand, retailer, or manufacturer and you want your name in front of a dedicated PCP community from day one — before the traffic arrives, at pre-launch pricing — now is the time to reach out.
Early adopter sponsors get featured placement on relevant subforum pages, a spot in the footer network section, and a rate that locks in before the forum opens. Once we hit launch, sponsorship pricing goes to market rate.
Contact Roger and put "Sponsorship" in the subject line. No decks, no calls required — just a straightforward conversation.
When the network sites are driving enough traffic to seed a healthy community from day one. A forum that opens with 10 members goes nowhere — I've seen it. The placeholder sites, the directory builds, the cross-linking strategy — all of it is designed to arrive at launch with an audience that's already engaged.
Want to be in the first wave? Send a message and put "Waitlist" in the subject.