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@Mr. Stoti, I have been contemplating the Gk1 but do not know enough about them to make a decision if it will be applicable to my situation. My main concern is does it have a safety & if so how reliable is the safety if the pistol is bumped. Do you happen to know how the safety works I.E. a...

Thank you Sir. That looks like a safe & wonderful little tool. I will fashion one and name it “ the missing Link”. Have a blessed day.

Thank you @Franklink. As each day dawns it presents me with an opportunity to become a better person. I don’t always succeed but I do try. Mr. Link, in your most coveted (at least by me) thread above titled “ Taipan Veteran orings” part #99 the oring that is sandwiched between the valve...

Well played amigo! Kudos! Tip of the hat to you Sir.

@ Dairyboy - Dillon I sent you a P.M.; I am fairly certain you have to login to post. Have you received it? I have resealed over a dozen Taipan Veterans & that is precisely why I P.M.’d you. A number of years ago, a well known member (now a vender) from another forum posted oring sizes for the...

Indeed there is a Vantage IR 2-7x32 AO with a Mil Dot; model number 14211. The second paragraph in your initial post is where I became unclear of what model Hawke 2-7x32 you were referring to as you simply stated “ How is the Mil Dot reticle on the Vantage 2-7 X32”? You asked a question and I...

@puddleglum the reticle/crosshair of scope you have posted in the title of this thread Hawke 2-7x32 AO IR Mil Dot does indeed have a finely etched reticle like an AMX. The scope you are inquiring about in your thread Hawke 2-7x32 Vantage has no IR, and features a wire reticle that is thicker and...

Shout out to “Stoti” 1ST Class gentleman, 7 days a week and twice on Sunday! I have enjoyed your posts since you joined. Let it be known “Stoti” goes way back, softly spoken with hard earned shared experiences. A man to be trusted & an exceptional Father! God Bless you Sir

WHAM!!! SMACK!!! BAM!!! Silence/Calm Got a bad case of the “Whim Whams” tonight just after dusk while washing my hands at the kitchen sink. I thought I saw something inside the fence line out of the corner of my eye. True and trusted, leaning Taipan in the pantry (that’s where she resides)...

@TN-Yankee Send “Thach2264” a P. M. & simply ask him to send you one; I am not one to spoil a surprise! Everyone loves a Surprise - especially a good one.

One of my most favorite innovations of Bang’s is his combination “Speed Dialer - Cocking Indicator”. This clever little wonder is nothing like DonnyFL’s in any respect. I will not go into detail and spoil anyone’s surprise on it’s implementation or its detailed yet simplified intricacies but I...

@ Dairyboy - Dillon there is a longtime AGN member “Thach2264” his first name is pronounced “ Bang“ he very well may have made the resin Taipan magazines your enjoying. I have several he sent to me & they function flawlessly. His products are simply outstanding. His morales, values & ethics are...

@huntr post #15 Thank you for sharing and over looked observation/cardinal rule “ we all learn through experience“. There is nothing more to say! Facts are facts. Honorable mention times Ten! RadioFlyer

I forgot to mention the addition of .30 caliber for the Vulcan II. Oops! Sorry.

Let it be said that Mr. Amwolf has Champaign taste. The Vulcan and Vulcan II manufactured by Airgun Technology in the Czech Republic are in my opinion the best hunting guns AGT ever produced. This series of Vulcans came in a standard bullpup length of between 26.5” - 30”, available in 177, 22...

AGT Vixen.

What is yours is now her’s as well. Invite her to shoot all of them with you, educate & share with her all that you have gleaned. Knowledge is not only power but a wonderful thing that will spread like Wild Fire if you open your heart. Your children will cherish you for it; I guarantee it. P.S...

@JimD - A gentle and gracious member has shown me the light. Forgive me for being unable to see it myself. Apologies for my ineptitude. My Grandmother, rest her soul, used to tell me “think before you speak”! I heard her but still have not mastered it. Respectfully, Jamie

@WooblyHand You are correct in my missing JimD’s point and for that I am embarrassed. No one is perfect, we can only do our best. A selfish error on my part of being too focused on my own view point & caught up in the moment. An apology is in order! I am sincerely grateful for you gingerly...

@WooblyHand - Thank you Sir. I had a heck of a time trying to word what I was trying to say. Spot On! I cannot thank you enough & I obviously needed your help. Two thumbs up! Thank you again, God Bless and have a wonderful day.