Recent content by ebigham1

Well as far as unregulated. The Escape ss is very quiet and I can tune it down rather quickly with a roll of the wheel. At just about full power it is quiet. My neighbors don't know I am using it unless they see me with it. without the shroud on it it is loud. But so is my regulated Ataman...

What are you going to do with it? How often will you be using it? You don't want to buy anything and then not use it. Whether its $500 or $5,000. How will you pump it up? What do you want to spend on ammo? A $2,500 gun can easily turn into a $4,000 gun.If your going into hunting get a gun with...

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I have two. One in .25 for hunting small game and one in .357 for hunting bigger gam.

My opinion for what it’s worth is that you get the gun that you want. If you don’t you will wind up buying something twice. If you have a gun you don’t like it will just sit in the corner and rot. 

I would recommend AirForce air guns. I have one (.25 escape as)and they are built like a tank and have a lifetime warranty. Mine went through a house fire and all I had to do was clean the spot off it and it still shot like it was new. 1/2 inch groups at 50 yards. All the power you will need to...

Sumter county here. 

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I would go with Airforce. I have the escape SS and they are built like a tank. I had a house fire and it survived. Still shot like it was brand new. I would get the condor. You will get more shots. They are accurate, quiet and lifetime warranty. 

He does a good job of reviewing all the guns he has tested. thanks. 

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Thanks. It’s hard when you free range them. 

That’s the truth. I will be back at it this weekend! 

It seems like every few years I have problems with foxes coming to kill my chickens. This is on of those years. We lost 6 ducks and about 10 chickens. well the other night I got one for sure. I was spotting three of them about 150 yards out for about an hour. The green light was a concern of...

Have you ever had a big one? I have had all sizes up to 300lbs and they all were good. Yes younger ones were a little more tender.