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Yes! April and May, taxes then two major birthdays, and Mothers Day. Shhh, I'm buying a Zero turn for Fathers Day. My 1987 snapper deserves retirement.

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Just to add to the important subject, I have a friend who is missing a finger tip. I never got the whole story, but he gave me his gun in rough shape, and wasn’t interested taking it back after I cleaned it up.

Here is a Model 12 from the early nineties with no AO.

I shot peeps quit a bit, but only Williams, Lyman, Daisy, Skinners on my Marlin lever gun, & military rifles that I've owned. I, of course, had them on my Sheridan air rifle since the early eighties as well. Now, my vision fails me. The edges have a ghost image like a mirage, that I can only...

I need more cowbell! 😁

Guns that penetate those bottles aren't as fun as the ones that just whack it. (More Cowbell) 😁 Try pistols on one.

Took the grandson out on the (under construction) range for the first shots down there with the Daisys. He out shot his sister by one shot. His sister did really well because she was sitting shooting from her knees, and the little guy seated shooting off a front rest. No one taught her that...

Chainsaw, Sawzall, and heavy clippers for me.

Especially if your hands were cold. Lol

Morning, Trampas, I do the same, but not on paper. It seems like it easier to focus in on a plinking target, or more likley selective memory.

Good morning, EqDelta The groups are similar between the 97 .20, and 35 .22, but the 97s are a good bit tighter. 👍

Yes that is one a one inch bullseye. A good comparison is to look at this group I shot the same day with the 97 .20 cal at 75-yard.

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Pulled the trigger on the chainsaw, sawzall, and mowers, clearing a new range in the woods that is my back yard. I had dangerous storm damaged trees that I finally figured a safe way to get dropped. I have 30 yards available now, but don't dare stop and shoot. I have to push on to the property...

I'm fortunate in that we decide and make make our purchases together. The only thing that really pushes her buttons is spending money on something that needs to go back for work. Honestly, nearly every new airgun purchase we've made had to go back for warranty. It causes her to be a lot more...

A good .20 cal that I have used it is the Predator Polymag, but those are a bit more rare than the standards in .20 cal. I have four Sheridans an HW30, HW95, and HW97, so the .20 cals go off the shelf pretty quick. Lol 👍

If I could find it here in the archives, I'd bet it was six months ago that I did that experiment and posted the results. Even Utah Airguns, who doesn't sell any .20 cal guns had .20 cal ammo in stock at the time. It doesn't matter the caliber if you have a shooter that eats ammo, you need to...

Like a low milage used car that I once bought.