Recent content by GotMilk2

OK, so lead is naturally in the ground, so we all walk on it everyday, our houses sit on it everyday,even the pest we kill are on it everyday! I would be curious of just how much lead was shot over this country during the civil war, like 4 years of slinging lead ! Just me ranting is all!

No ! Say it aint so! Diana 48 in 22 a spring gun to be reckoned with!

Look at Meopta scopes at Sports Optics. I have the Optika5 4-20 X50 RD excellent glass with lifetime warranty!

If we offer up info such as location/zip code, as well as info on the items for sale... are we then setting them up for possible home invasion and or robbery? Just a thought.

Retired, but i do food ministry, soup kitchen, food pantry, mass feeding on disaster relief.

Not to get off topic, just worded a bit different, but when i lived across the pond, England that is, it was not called hunting, with the exception of Fox hunting, but it was called shooting, as in pheasant shooting or rabbit shooting

The difference tween men and boys is the design of their toys! Well done.

The Diana 34 is a tried and true spring gun, it has been made in all shapes,colors , sizes, and variants.I dont think there has been a single more popular entry level , and dependable springer made! Just my P.O. And i hope you are able to build the 34 variant that you desire my friend.

i would prefer 22, simply cause the choices in ammo, but of course i will be well pleased to accept whatever caliber it is!

Diana 48 in 22, a springer to be reckoned with!

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I dont have any experience with one but, often thought the 40 badger would be a good one in traditional rifle form.

Meopta Optika5 4-20x50 RD SFP Absolutely phenomenal!

If its allowed, secure bait to stump/stake, keeps him concentrated and fixed on bait, gives you a little longer to take a shot

Wow! This strikes my interest.