Hi, just joined, doing a quick intro. I have been inactive in airguns for quite some time, mostly due to moving in town. I used to be quite active on the older forums, mostly the “yellow” forum. Anyway, I have a few airguns I wish to sell so I have to make 10 “quality” posts!
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I used to hang out on the Yellow and still visit from time to time. I have a mild classifieds addiction...
John
I used to hang out on the Yellow and still visit from time to time. I have a mild classifieds addiction...
John
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Make a post telling us about each gun you have. That will get you started on a roll toward the magic "10"
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Allright!
I have a custom Air Arms Pro Elite with a Jan Kraner finished and checked stock and Jan Kraner power tune. This thing is putting out around 30 ft/lbs! It has a Bushnell Legend with BKL one piece mounts.
I also have a very nice Walther LGR, nearly blemish free, it is in great shape. I have two Diana 34, both have the iron sights, but one had a Burris 6x mini in BKL two piece mounts. I also have a Crosman pistol with a 16” barrel and a Leapers scope. All of those are for sale, maybe not the Air Arms
! In additikn I have an R7 I had cut down by Jan Kraner and he did a set back trigger to accommodate my wifes short arms. I also have a tiny Diana (can’t remember the model) kids rifle. It looks like a pistol that Diana modded to be a rifle since the barrel is mostly a shroud. Also the frankenstein Diana that I bought for a trunk gun that someone before me wleded the side cocking lever back on. Works great, ugly as all get out.
I have a custom Air Arms Pro Elite with a Jan Kraner finished and checked stock and Jan Kraner power tune. This thing is putting out around 30 ft/lbs! It has a Bushnell Legend with BKL one piece mounts.
I also have a very nice Walther LGR, nearly blemish free, it is in great shape. I have two Diana 34, both have the iron sights, but one had a Burris 6x mini in BKL two piece mounts. I also have a Crosman pistol with a 16” barrel and a Leapers scope. All of those are for sale, maybe not the Air Arms
! In additikn I have an R7 I had cut down by Jan Kraner and he did a set back trigger to accommodate my wifes short arms. I also have a tiny Diana (can’t remember the model) kids rifle. It looks like a pistol that Diana modded to be a rifle since the barrel is mostly a shroud. Also the frankenstein Diana that I bought for a trunk gun that someone before me wleded the side cocking lever back on. Works great, ugly as all get out.Upvote 0
Thanks!
I see you might be a squirrel hunter. I have an R1 with a high power tune that has killed more squirrels than Michelin! But my favorite squirrel (and crow!) killer was my FX Monsoon. Quiet, recoil less and semi automatic. In the right conditions, I could launch and watch two pellets all the way to the target.
I see you might be a squirrel hunter. I have an R1 with a high power tune that has killed more squirrels than Michelin! But my favorite squirrel (and crow!) killer was my FX Monsoon. Quiet, recoil less and semi automatic. In the right conditions, I could launch and watch two pellets all the way to the target.
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That is impressive! I have finally grown up enough to slow down on the trigger. I had a bad habit of sending multiple .22lr at a target to increase my odds of missing with everyone of them. Airguns really forced me to mature in my shooting discipline and my overall enjoyment of the shooting sports has increased exponentially as a result. I have been able to apply the airgun principles to the powder burners and have found a new enjoyment there, also.
I would love to see some scope cam of the two pellets in flight. With the advancement of both cameras and adaptors, it is a good time to be capturing scope view videos.
Welcome to Airgun Nation, hope to read more from you.
Shoot'em good
I would love to see some scope cam of the two pellets in flight. With the advancement of both cameras and adaptors, it is a good time to be capturing scope view videos.
Welcome to Airgun Nation, hope to read more from you.
Shoot'em good
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If you get the sun behind you, you can see quite a few different slugs fly. My buddy has a pond and we shoot into the dam in the evening with the sun behind us. I have watched .45 slugs fly across the pond.
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+1 It is fun. We had a day where we could see shotgun slugs and their shockwaves on the way downrange
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