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I had two trigger finger deals. Operated on the first one, took about a year for a fullstrenght recovery. Second one I got a shot instead on surgery. two months to recover to full streght. Shot is not near as costly or painful to heal either.

I fear no one., but I will say be ever so vigilent. If you think I'm funny or full of sh . Just study into Canadas law and howthey were encted for the people. I'm dead serious ,go on the candian airgun forum . It don't cost you anything. Point beingthey are located just around the bend so to...

I think some here live in a bubble . If you think for one moment that you couldn't reek havoc with an air gun similar to the pbs, your wrong.I won't carry this any further, I do know what I can do with mine.

Hard saying what helped you with the "GONE" part. Im an old trapper. Coon are so greasey that I can't believe a coyote took it. They are smarter than that. 

totally agree with bending the barrle. Way cheaper, and a permant fix. Very simple to do.

Air rifles?

Thats the 64thousand dollar question. Even if you had one, your chances of making a sucessful hole without breaking the bit would be like a half a million to one odds.

It could be running too hot. There is a thermal switch on them. As far as I know the only other thing that could be automatic is the turn off switch when it reaches a preset pressure. When this is reached it will shut off, BUT, it won't restart again. There is nothing on the machine that would...

Another small tip for shooting air guns as compared to powder burners. When you squesse the trigger on a burner , the bullet is hitting the target almost instantly. Th bullet is out of the barrel almost instantly. Not so when shooting an air rifle. So what I'm getting at is you have to follow...

possible gauge mis matches . I would check this before I got too excited.

Willydog ,it's really refreshing to read someone that knows. Bless you man.

I was a volunteer for tewnty five years in a havy dairy area of Wisconsin. Seen many such fires. Mostly back when they put up a lot of baled hay.. As fireman our object when we got such a call was first to scure the area for poeple then animals. It was not uncommon to pump and work for close to...

I agree, after all your the one to satisfy.

On using the fire arms pull through , I just take the bristle brush out and leave it out. Very simple to do . Then I just use that pull only on my air stuff.

I can see early markers for marking trees but, I betcha they don't go back into the 1800 and follow Leis and clark.could you imagine an attaching Re---n when he seen some guy keel over with a green ozz on his forhead, and no noise. Man , I'm outta here.

I'll probbaly get slammed for saying this but, in my book every air gunner would be doing him or her self a big favor by at least lerning how to dis and reassemble thier own guns. Most all are not that hard, although there are a few..Most of this is just common sense. My friend always says...

Check out some of rat hunters in the UK. For some of those guys shooting rats. is like a business. It's mostly done after dark.You'd find out what is and what aint and, maybe some in between.

All kidding aside, wally is a good thre bucks cheaper than Pyramid.And with no shipping.

How's that for BS. How many air rifles you got on that shipment. on purpose.

That's pretty sight . All looking as if new . I'm 78 and can remember them at the hardware store as they came around. Looking now is like a living history book .beautiful work I might add.