My addiction of airguns has past 27 in 2 years. How about you?
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Absolutely not hahah I have sold most of them that's how o can afford to do it I only have 4 left 1 is for sale on Hear now it's the air arms s510 TDR never been shot. hahaha the most I have shot in 1 day was 3.
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That should free you to help me shoot some of these toys:
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Wow! That must be 30K plus worth of sweetness on that table... you are a fortunate man.
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Whats the thing you have over the lever on the taipans? Is that the biathlon (that might be spelled wrong) lever thingy?
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Correct.That blue Leishy is one awesome looking gun. I only have 7 over the past 4 years or so. I'm addicted to marauders and armadas. All of mine are modded out which becomes addicting all in itself.
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My true addiction is the FX Impact. 3 guns 7 barrels in 3 calibers. 10 liners. 5 suppressor systems. All the O-rings, air supplies, 5 scopes, 6 field gun support systems and 4 custom bench bags. 5 custom target systems just for the fun of it. And that's just the good stuff, A 4 gun historical collection.
For my own sanity I have been working on a piece to address this issue.
Dear Air Gun Universe,
We've been told our whole lives to case our guns, condition our air supply, use a dust cap. Not to mention cover your optics in order to maintain a healthy air gun environment. Collecting may have adverse effects.
According to Dr. Lux, a world-renowned air gunner - many so called "PCP Airguns" in the American Airgun market can lead to dangerous addictive behavior, that could be expanding your collection.
"This toxic behavior may cause micro-tears to form in fragile collector eyes - allowing bacteria and waste products to seep into your body." Says Dr. Lux.
This harmful condition is best known as "Airgun Collector" and it's affecting millions of people nationwide. Warning signs include weight gain, credit problems, marital obstacles, fatigue, digestive discomfort, stiff, achy joints, and even eye and skin problems.
Dr. Lux explains, "These side effects are often mistaken for normal signs of aging, because an airgun collection usually develops over a matter of years, and sometimes even decades. But I can assure you, the damage caused by these so called "healthy collections" is far from normal."
The good news is this problem can be easily fixed from your own home.
"It's very simple, you just have to know which Airguns are actually healthy, and which have only personal value, no after market value," he goes on to explain.
By simply eliminating these harmful airguns, Dr. Lux has seen thousands of his own patients make recoveries. (In fact, he even lost 13 airguns himself!)
Now, after years of research, Dr. Lux has decided to release an informative video to the public - free and uninterrupted - showcasing exactly which airguns you need to avoid. And which airguns in your collection need to be donated to an up in coming Airgun collector.
"Good health is one of life's toughest obstacles," he explains. "So, if this video can help people achieve that, I'll be thrilled to hear I was of help."
The video may go viral, first being shared by users on Facebook, then may be featured on news sites like ABC and CBS.
So far, the comments and feedback have been outstanding, with thousands of collectors feeling better than they have in decades.
A parody? A paradox? Or is it???
Yours, Luxurycat
For my own sanity I have been working on a piece to address this issue.
Dear Air Gun Universe,
We've been told our whole lives to case our guns, condition our air supply, use a dust cap. Not to mention cover your optics in order to maintain a healthy air gun environment. Collecting may have adverse effects.
According to Dr. Lux, a world-renowned air gunner - many so called "PCP Airguns" in the American Airgun market can lead to dangerous addictive behavior, that could be expanding your collection.
"This toxic behavior may cause micro-tears to form in fragile collector eyes - allowing bacteria and waste products to seep into your body." Says Dr. Lux.
This harmful condition is best known as "Airgun Collector" and it's affecting millions of people nationwide. Warning signs include weight gain, credit problems, marital obstacles, fatigue, digestive discomfort, stiff, achy joints, and even eye and skin problems.
Dr. Lux explains, "These side effects are often mistaken for normal signs of aging, because an airgun collection usually develops over a matter of years, and sometimes even decades. But I can assure you, the damage caused by these so called "healthy collections" is far from normal."
The good news is this problem can be easily fixed from your own home.
"It's very simple, you just have to know which Airguns are actually healthy, and which have only personal value, no after market value," he goes on to explain.
By simply eliminating these harmful airguns, Dr. Lux has seen thousands of his own patients make recoveries. (In fact, he even lost 13 airguns himself!)
Now, after years of research, Dr. Lux has decided to release an informative video to the public - free and uninterrupted - showcasing exactly which airguns you need to avoid. And which airguns in your collection need to be donated to an up in coming Airgun collector.
"Good health is one of life's toughest obstacles," he explains. "So, if this video can help people achieve that, I'll be thrilled to hear I was of help."
The video may go viral, first being shared by users on Facebook, then may be featured on news sites like ABC and CBS.
So far, the comments and feedback have been outstanding, with thousands of collectors feeling better than they have in decades.
A parody? A paradox? Or is it???
Yours, Luxurycat
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Awesome and looks like you got the most amount of Guns on this forum! Cool to see someone enjoying the hobby through many years. I always admire your unique collection!
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I've had quite a few, but prefer now to just have my RAW TM1000 with two actions. One for 12fpe and one for 20fpe. I use these for Field Target. Then I have a Huben .22 which I use for.... FUN!
But that's it. Having guns around that I don't shoot feels burdensome to me. I'm not saying that others should feel this way. That's just how it stacks up for me.
Chas
But that's it. Having guns around that I don't shoot feels burdensome to me. I'm not saying that others should feel this way. That's just how it stacks up for me.
Chas
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PWA,
Many thanks for your nice post. But just to clarify, and for the sake of full disclosure, I have 'only' a couple dozen airguns. However, I have had possibly the most amount of air guns of anyone on this forum. And without doubt, I have inarguably had more airgun fun, airgun adventures, airgun misadventures, airgun epic hunts, airgun epic performances, and airgun writings than anyone not only on this forum, but Planet Earth!
No brag; just fact.
Happy Airgunning Y'all,
Ron R
Many thanks for your nice post. But just to clarify, and for the sake of full disclosure, I have 'only' a couple dozen airguns. However, I have had possibly the most amount of air guns of anyone on this forum. And without doubt, I have inarguably had more airgun fun, airgun adventures, airgun misadventures, airgun epic hunts, airgun epic performances, and airgun writings than anyone not only on this forum, but Planet Earth!
No brag; just fact.
Happy Airgunning Y'all,
Ron R
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