Recent content by 0rbit

Yes sir, I found it on Etsy. Perfect fit and feels amazing in hand.

She's got a metal breech, bigger port, power adjuster and hammer spring, roller trigger and custom muzzle break and sights. I spent far too much on her but she's a joy to shoot. I want to build another one someday! It's addictive.

Sounds like great advice. Exactly what I was looking for. I do think the community / HOA should help us figure out the larger issue and I will stay vigilant as far as my property. Video I took one night after some long protracted chase and animal kill, screamed. I guess rabbit...

We've recently had a lot of construction in an otherwise wooded area in S. Texas where I live. A lot of wildlife has been displaced, including Bald Eagles and other raptors, deer, coyotes and wild boar. Pets are being attacked and these animals are getting obviously desperate. On the nextdoor...

Fall and winter are about the only times its tolerable in S. TX so that's when I'm out plinking or hunting. My buddy in Montana already has snow! Time to hunker down.

I'll use a stapler for self-defense if that's all that's available but commitment is the only thing that will keep you alive. We have a lot of home invasions and drive-by's in my area so I have to keep the proper tools nearby. Not to say that I haven't used airguns to train - as I bought ones...

Wishing I had a printer for this...and to print Putin Targets.

FWIW My 460 Horse mustang was a 'toy' to me but deadly in the hands of others...

Same here. Bought my first "adult" airgun to deal with some rats and then started shooting targets (got decent at it too). Now I've got some spinners set up in the back yard and I've gotten several friends and their kids addicted and AOA probably owes me a commission. lol. 

I too had an agreement with them, then developers tore up the forest by my house and now they're everywhere, rats and coyotes too. Mell of a hess right now and I've had to take care of plenty of them lately. My Aspen .22 makes easy work of them.