Happy Father's Day to all dads and father figures!
Father's day
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Well let’s add some air rifle discussion to the Father’s Day thread to keep it alive. What rifle/ pistol are you guys thinking of shooting today. I’m leaning toward my AR2078B. Perfect CO2 weather here today. Maybe I’ll set up a fly attraction and do a little insect sniping. Happy Father’s Day everybody.Made it in before the lock. Same to you all. Have a happy Sunday.
Kenny
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I don't want to make Fathers Day about me. I rather reflect on how blessed I am to have my wife and 3 sons that helped me learn where to turn to become a better man who can control his thoughts and tongue. All 7 of them contributed to my successes and I could have never accomplished so much on my own.
It's a (another) day for me to humbly give thanks.
Not much airgun time lately I've been working and on the creeks a lot. Our youngest son will accompany me along the creek this evening.
It's a (another) day for me to humbly give thanks.
Not much airgun time lately I've been working and on the creeks a lot. Our youngest son will accompany me along the creek this evening.
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Fathers Day has always just been a Super wonderful meal at the end of a normal day .
SO gain a few Extra Everybody !
SO gain a few Extra Everybody !
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Since I don’t know or don’t recall who all has children of the folks I regularly associate with on AGN - Happy Father’s Day.
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Happy Fathers Day to All.
I got 2 rabbits already with the Krait Standard .177 and a Starling with the Wolverine R .177, so a good Father's Day!
I got 2 rabbits already with the Krait Standard .177 and a Starling with the Wolverine R .177, so a good Father's Day!
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Fron the web:
“In Germany, Father’s Day (Vatertag) is celebrated on Ascension Day, 40 days after Easter. There, it’s common for groups of men to spend the day hiking and pulling small wagons filled with beer and regional foods.”
Personally, my wagon is full of beer and extra pellets. Enjoy your day!
“In Germany, Father’s Day (Vatertag) is celebrated on Ascension Day, 40 days after Easter. There, it’s common for groups of men to spend the day hiking and pulling small wagons filled with beer and regional foods.”
Personally, my wagon is full of beer and extra pellets. Enjoy your day!
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