If your was to shoot a different airgun you own every day. How long would it be before your rotation of starts over?
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I used to rotate my guns every week, (not pistols) had eight and still do, I now shoot my 177 calibers on weekends and my 22,25,and 30 on weekdays , Yes there is a reason for this,,
If I understand the question right I would start over every eight days, Is that right?
Mike
If I understand the question right I would start over every eight days, Is that right?
Mike
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Oooo I tryyyyy to take a different slinger on each session; so that they all get their turn
but then I end up toting more than one at a time.
Butttt if I took only 1 at a time, between 2 and 3 weeks
but then I end up toting more than one at a time.Butttt if I took only 1 at a time, between 2 and 3 weeks
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Seven days, 2 Atomic XRs, Crosman 1701p, Crosman 1377, Beeman R7, Hwk .177, RWS 34. But since the Atomic XR is in the daily rotation, I could and do shoot it all year long and do not miss using any of the others.
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I'm afraid a lot of people would not wish to make public a collection worth many thousands of dollars.
I have a modest grouping that would take over a month and know of folks who could easily go more than a year before shooting the same gun twice.
I have a modest grouping that would take over a month and know of folks who could easily go more than a year before shooting the same gun twice.
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I suppose it depends on how you count partial guns, guns with variable components, etc. If you're not generous, 3 days. Depending on generosity, 4 to 10 days.
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I only have three airguns and each one is different ie: CO2, single pump, and a multi-pump and I can shoot them in my garage (not ideal) so I would say it all depends how I feel but to answer your question 10 days roughly 
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5 pcp, 2 springers, 2 pumpers, 2 Co2, 3 ssp amd 1 Daisy BB gun....15 days.
Already way too many, but at least only one is what I call expensive.
The reality is only 7-9 of them get much use.
I am like Leon in that I could make one do everything I really need. Just not sure I have bought that one yet. Maybe I have and can’t admit it.
Already way too many, but at least only one is what I call expensive.
The reality is only 7-9 of them get much use.
I am like Leon in that I could make one do everything I really need. Just not sure I have bought that one yet. Maybe I have and can’t admit it.
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If the question was what the rotation would be of the guns I actually shoot regularly, rather than just have - lately the rotation would be 3 days,. though I own about(?) 14 airguns. For a while now I have only been shooting my P-Rod folding stock 22 cal with a 4-16x scope and the full Buck Rail kit plus two .177 Beeman 2027 guns. One 2027 is in pistol configuration with a buck rail grip/stock, and micro red dot, the other has a Buck Rail folding stock and the picatinny handguard with a 3-9x scope. They are all super quiet, accurate, compact and light. All three never decide to lose their Zero.
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If you make all posible combinations of rifles and scopes I bet it would take much longer. Maybe once each five years.
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