Recent content by TomBrooklyn

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218348 or 2183.48 if you prefer the decimal point entered Sweet piece. Like the regulator system a lot. Nice for a compact setup. Accurate and quiet are what I look for. Nice how the extra mag can be stored at hand.

2008.52 Thanks Steve and Michael. What a great gift. Uh-rah to all my brothers-in-arms. Go Army.

Nice accuracy. What's the diameter of that target?

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673.18 Nice rifle for the price. I especially like quiet airguns.

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Huba huba Huntsman and Huma. It's got everything we could want now. Slick video production to show it off. Thanks.

Looks like it's a done deal, according to this article in the Pittsburgh Post Gazette from 4 weeks ago. http://www.post-gazette.com/sports/outdoors/2017/03/19/Air-Power-Hunting-with-compressed-air-rifles-will-become-legal-later-this-year-but-calibers-and-specifics-remain-up-in-the-air/stories/...

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duplicate post. using the quote function and replying seems a bit tricky.

I didn't say I couldn't kill, I merely said I rather not. It would be a last resort. If I had a choice, I'd take a shotgun and an pistol.

1. By your suggestion, every person in the world, rather than make themselves capable and prepared to remain safe in body in there own home, virtually a fundamental human right, should move to a safer location. Where in the world would these safe locations be? I know of nowhere where...

I, like most people, I trust, would generally prefer not only a non-lethal, but a least-injurious solution. I understand the mere brandishment of a gun has resolved an assault situation 94% of the time, though that statistic applies to powder charged guns. That being said, my query is...

Then what type of weapon would you consider the best for home defense, against multiple human marauding attackers, excluding what I trust to be the obvious category of firearms, with black powder weapons, for the purpose of this discussion, considered firearms? I was thinking, by the way, of...