I am soooo Glad that I am content with the rifles that I settled on. I have 2 Hubens and one Career 707 MKII all in .22cal. I have tried them all and I am Done! All I do now is shoot and enjoy. Plus save a lot of $$. Huben out.
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I'm retired and shoot almost every day so the likelihood of becoming content is remote.....I'm looking again.
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That is where I am at and I am not doing without things I want and can afford so my big head bastard kids can get my money when I die.
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Ha ha, that’s funny! Why hey, don’t you want to give to the generation of entitlement?
My son,I love him dearly, but I cracked up when he got upset, when I gave him the facts that if and when I go, his mom continues to receive my pension, but when she goes, it ends. He says “whaaaaat! That’s BS! I said dude, go create your own pension!
He is currently going thru the firefighters academy, lol
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I thought I was going to be done with the vicious cycle I got a .30 impact MK2 and I just received my leshiy 2 in the python cowboy configuration. I thought along the same lines of one that is compact and light and quiet and one that I can use for longer ranges when I don’t have to worry about carrying it around with me and everything else… I almost made it but after shooting my leshiy 2 even with apparently the quietest setup I could have ordered it’s still louder than I’d like… It’s louder than my .30 cal impact which surprised me.. I have not tried putting the ronin mod from my impact on my leshiy as I don’t think it can fit underneath my handrail but I’m going to try and figure it out to where I can make it whisper quiet in order to save me a couple grand on making another gun purchase and I won’t sell either one of the ones I have now so it’ll be the full amount out of pocket !
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Good for you, sounds like you're doing alright without any help. You can't lose money if you don't sell so buy good guns and keep them.
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Given my level of proficiency, I seem to achieve something new or different when I go shoot. So, for me, it's like having a new gun all the time. That being said, my current PCPs are a TalonP 25, HM1000X LRT 25 and a PP750 22cal. I feel like I got all my bases and interests covered. Perhaps for me, the one EXCEPT FOR rifle would be an HM1000X in carbine or PDW form.
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LOL!!! Don't listen to Chris or DairyBoy. Neither one of them can hang on to a gun for very long. LOL! ;<)
I think both of them spend more time obsessing over how great the new ordered gun will be and stressing over the wait than actually enjoying and keeping the gun .
The call to the next Greatest AG is a strong one!
I wonder who else is guilty of theis. No, I don't count!!! GRRRRR!!! :<)
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I think both of them spend more time obsessing over how great the new ordered gun will be and stressing over the wait than actually enjoying and keeping the gun .
The call to the next Greatest AG is a strong one!
I wonder who else is guilty of theis. No, I don't count!!! GRRRRR!!! :<)
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I used to be like that collecting handguns... I probably had more fun figuring out which make/model/caliber to track down, then actually shooting-using it...
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Though I'm sure something at some point will strike my fancy again I'm very satisfied with my collection as of right now!
That's the problem when a person has what they feel is the highest quality they can get, or at least meets all their criteria for a specific purpose, they can't see much else that is interesting because whatever they might buy in the future is likely going to be a step or two down. It is super nice being mostly done as far as checking stuff off the bucket list of wants.
That's the problem when a person has what they feel is the highest quality they can get, or at least meets all their criteria for a specific purpose, they can't see much else that is interesting because whatever they might buy in the future is likely going to be a step or two down. It is super nice being mostly done as far as checking stuff off the bucket list of wants.
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After sending the uragan back.. I cancelled the prophet order to .. for now I'm done for my use I have more than I need...unless someone started selling the new - Jagger models.. 
.. I be buying a few scopes and finishing a .224 cricket..
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I could be tempted for a 30 caliber Taipan Veteran long. Since it doesn't exist I should be safe,…
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My "Except For" is a Daystate Red Wolf HP and a Brocock Sniper Magnum HP. They are just wants, not needs. I vacillate between one in .25 and the other in .30 or just stick with .22 like my other 4 rifles. Oh, and maybe a BSA R10TH in .177, and a HW 100 or 110, and then maybe..... It never ends.
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I have been looking at a R10. I have a HW100 TK synthetic in my cart. I have no desire for an electronic gun. If it has tits, wheels, or is electronic it will quit on you when you need it the most.
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I just bought the regulated S510 Ultimate Sporter with the integrated moderator in .25 caliber and it will be augmenting a .22 Marauder unregulated. Primarily want the ability to shoot a rodent at twice the distance with reliable first shot kills. With the .22 Marauder only a perfect head shot takes them down and that means waiting for them to get very close, as in using a bait station.
I am starting to realize though the Air Arms only provides warrant coverage for customers in the UK ( "The 3 year warranty is valid in UK ONLY") and there is only one person I have found in the states that currently services and repairs these rifles so if that person retires I will need to send the rifle to the UK. I have not seen it mentioned but a big advantage with the Crosman airguns is the availability of parts, repairs, tuning, and warranty work for people located in the United States.
I am starting to realize though the Air Arms only provides warrant coverage for customers in the UK ( "The 3 year warranty is valid in UK ONLY") and there is only one person I have found in the states that currently services and repairs these rifles so if that person retires I will need to send the rifle to the UK. I have not seen it mentioned but a big advantage with the Crosman airguns is the availability of parts, repairs, tuning, and warranty work for people located in the United States.
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I found that the problem I have is not owing to many rifles, but being unable to use them all at the same time.
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