Any buy it for life air rifles?
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all of them
none of them
like corn holes, there is a million and one opinions
got any good Questions?
none of them
like corn holes, there is a million and one opinions
got any good Questions?
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For me there are a few. My TX200 .22, D48B .22, D54 .22, Hw77K .22, Daisy 853, .177, and my Motorhead tuned D350 .22; to name a handful. While I have many, many airguns; i don't forsee me ever selling these ones
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All mine are for life as well, I research everything.......I'm like a hutterite that buys land and my guns will never be up for sale again in my lifetime.
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Super silly answer here but I'm enamoured with my .22 and .25 JTS MAX!
I spend an ungodly amount of time fixing and working on them but for an inexpensive gun, they are awesome from the bench.
These will go to my grand kids.
I spend an ungodly amount of time fixing and working on them but for an inexpensive gun, they are awesome from the bench.
These will go to my grand kids.
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I think I will never sell my built by Martin RAW HM1000x LRT with the smaller breech, it puts a smile on my face daily with how consistent it shoots...I am the only limiting factor that keeps it from performing as it should....
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It took me a while to realize it, but the gun I keep going back to is the EdGun R5M. Definitely not one I would part with.
GsT
GsT
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At 85 years young all my air guns are for a good stay, except what I'll give my Great grandsons! I have almost as many air guns as my years. Enjoy shoot all and try to shoot every day weather permitting. Charles
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I don't have enough to even think about it. When life comes to the end all my possessions mean absolutely nothing whatsoever to me.
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Like MikeVV, I been carefully collecting airguns for a while with no intention to sell.
Like most things, there is temporary stuff of plastic and sheet metal to use and discard and heirloom made to last.
Cheers!
Like most things, there is temporary stuff of plastic and sheet metal to use and discard and heirloom made to last.
Cheers!
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I've bought and sold at least 8 air rifles off the top of my head; I've kept 4 I most likely won't be selling. My HW95 .20 walnut is my favorite springer I've owned.
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Been thinking about buying one of those for the past ten years, but I'm a lefty so it'll have to be a special order, and I just haven't "pulled the trigger"
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Indeed.
And I promised my wife not to leave her with a burden of material possessions to have to deal with when I'm gone.
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I have a few very nice air rifles but the one that’s a forever is my custom venom lazaglide hw 80 carbine with both a .177 and .22 barrel assembly .
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I’ve got about 15 and like all of them for different reasons. As such I don’t plan to sell off any of them. I wish I could say that about photography and RC planes.
Rick H.
Rick H.
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I have 9 air guns now. The only one I consider a never part with is my FX Cutlass in 22. No reg, no problem.
I am still working on watching my plenum pressure and counting shots before the fill. The sweet zone shorter than my huge plenum regulated guns, but I can pick it up and shoot it after a good long spell of safe time and it is on. No muss no fuss. It is growing on me and has me leaning away from bull pups and toward the traditional rifle platform.
I am still working on watching my plenum pressure and counting shots before the fill. The sweet zone shorter than my huge plenum regulated guns, but I can pick it up and shoot it after a good long spell of safe time and it is on. No muss no fuss. It is growing on me and has me leaning away from bull pups and toward the traditional rifle platform.
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