Need Advice on Which Airgun to Keep

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Chefman said:
Yes sir I’m glad she likes to shoot. Does she shoot Airguns with you as well?
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Yes she does shoot airguns. I pretty much lost my PP750 and the Diana 48.
Weather is warming up and she has been interested in the Sniper XR Magnum.
She loves shooting paper, plinking cans etc. No hunting what so ever, not even pesting.

Her favorite was the 1911 .45 until she realized the price of ammo. LOL
 
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THIS thread is pure kino! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Very good advices, based community.

I'm not married, but if my future wife would tell/aks me "sell your airguns, sell your fishing gear....why you need more than one rod for fishing????....why you need 30 tins of pellets in stock....why you need 10 different knifes....why you need three cordless screwdrivers ...."

I would be over the hill, quickly.

Stay free, always!
 
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Chefman said:
That is an expert advice. I certainly appreciate that but you know it’s interesting is the big ticket items came before I bought them before I knew her and we’re starting off this marriage a new and I have a big enough house to house so to be honest with you I don’t really understand what her problem is. Perhaps she is the problem. There will be a conversation at the dinner table tonight and I’m gonna stand my ground because at this time, it’s the only ground and you’re right if I do decide to sell some, I work hard. I deserve to have what I want if I can afford it and I want the black wolf And that’s what I’m gonna get. I’m a little bit different and not be as tough, but it will get done it might be a little bit of stuttering in between, but I will manage to get it out.
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blackbird1993 said:
THIS thread is pure kino! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Very good advices, based community.

I'm not married, but if my future wife would tell/aks me "sell your airguns, sell your fishing gear....why you need more than one rod for fishing????....why you need 30 tins of pellets in stock....why you need 10 different knifes....why you need three cordless screwdrivers ...."

I would be over the hill, quickly.

Stay free, always!
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Wow you bring up a great point I hope she hasn't seen his pellet stash this could get ugly .
 
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Chefman said:
Hello everyone,
I hope this message finds you well! I'm seeking your guidance on which airgun to keep from my airgun Arsenal. With my upcoming wedding, I've been advised to limit myself to just one gun. Here’s my current list:
  • Redwolf by Daystate - .22 caliber
  • FX Impact MK2 - .30 caliber
  • RAW Airgun - .25 caliber
  • LCS SK - .25 caliber
  • Delta Wolf (converted to Alpha Wolf) - .30 caliber
  • Kaligun Cricket - .230 caliber
  • Daystate Renegade - .25 caliber
  • FX Impact M3 - .30 caliber
  • FX Impact M4 - Ghost - .30 caliber
  • Red Panda - .30 caliber
  • Pantera by FX - .30 caliber
  • Edgun - .22 and .30 caliber barrels
  • Benjamin Marauder - .22 caliber
  • Two excellent springers
I'm considering purchasing the Black Wolf and letting go of all my other guns. Should I go for the Black Wolf, or is there a particular gun you think I should keep instead? Your insights would be greatly appreciated!
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Just hand in your balls with those airguns my friend.
 
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I was married to a bully years ago. My suggestion would be to tell her moving forward that you will always try to give up one to buy one. All your guns currently are not marital property so she really is just farting in the wind but testing her strength. The other alternative is to sell them to keep her happy. Then use some of the money to buy a very comfortable purse for her to carry you around in for the rest of your marriage.
 
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markhooper said:
you brought up a very good point.. happy wife makes a happy life.. opposite is usually true happy husband makes a happy life..
the important thing is all about having a roof, food and heat, bills paid..we all have so much to be thankful for..
I really hope it was someone else other than the soon to be wife that said he needs to get rid of all but one..
Mark
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Perfect point
 
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Dairyboy said:
I do think you need to stand up to your fiance and draw a line. Personally do I think you need that many guns? No but just my opinion. Your able to have whatever you like. I do have a question. How old are you? Reason asking if your young and plan on having kids someday it makes a big difference or if your older and well past that.

I started airguns before I was married and had kids. Had a bunch. All kinds of extra time to tube, shoot and whatever. Then got married. That cut down my time. More guns just sat. Then had a kid. Even less time. Our 3rd is due next week. Guess what even less time. I have 3 PCPs and 2 springers now. I shoot 2 fairly regularly.

Just a forethought if you will go through a similar path having kids. But if youre not blowing all your money on airguns, bills are paid and you have plenty of room for them I don't see why it would be an issue to have them all.
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I’m 56 all of my children have graduated college, but I understand your point
 
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blackbird1993 said:
THIS thread is pure kino! :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Very good advices, based community.

I'm not married, but if my future wife would tell/aks me "sell your airguns, sell your fishing gear....why you need more than one rod for fishing????....why you need 30 tins of pellets in stock....why you need 10 different knifes....why you need three cordless screwdrivers ...."

I would be over the hill, quickly.

Stay free, always!
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Lol good point
 
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Vetmx said:
I was married to a bully years ago. My suggestion would be to tell her moving forward that you will always try to give up one to buy one. All your guns currently are not marital property so she really is just farting in the wind but testing her strength. The other alternative is to sell them to keep her happy. Then use some of the money to buy a very comfortable purse for her to carry you around in for the rest of your marriage.
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Well, said I’m slipping
 
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