You should post some pics of your awesome “custom airguns” so we can see how beautiful they are.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. As I originally said "To each their own". Settle down and take a chill pill.
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You should post some pics of your awesome “custom airguns” so we can see how beautiful they are.
Careful he will run his mouth then block you like he did with me lol.You should post some pics of your awesome “custom airguns” so we can see how beautiful they are.
Well I just want to know what YOU think is “beautiful” in an airgun. So let’s see those pics!Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. As I originally said "To each their own". Settle down and take a chill pill.
A bunch of us were blocked a couple months ago for failing to adequately submit to a rampage of “superior opinions”. I don’t really see the point of participating in a forum where you can only see a fraction of posts. However, if you have a pathological need to dominate conversations, I guess the block button can be used as an alternative to snapping crayons.Careful he will run his mouth then block you like he did with me lol.
I'm a springer shooter, but I've gotta say that is one cool little carbine. 30 cal and select-fire too. I'm feeling the pull towards the PCP side...
Must resist...
LolsI'm a springer shooter, but I've gotta say that is one cool little carbine. 30 cal and select-fire too. I'm feeling the pull towards the PCP side...
Must resist...
It's a mixed bag when you block someone. Most users have some good knowledge and post good relevant info 20% of the time - then the other 80% they spend telling you how smart they are and how dumb you are. What's that old saying - you have to take the good with bad?A bunch of us were blocked a couple months ago for failing to adequately submit to a rampage of “superior opinions”. I don’t really see the point of participating in a forum where you can only see a fraction of posts. However, if you have a pathological need to dominate conversations, I guess the block button can be used as an alternative to snapping crayons.
Sure, in a combat setting, but with an airgun that’s really only a training scenario, (at least in my own experience so far).Once you have any experience with full-auto, you know the goal is short, controlled bursts.
That hasn’t been my experience. Most of my PB friends find my airguns extremely interesting, they just aren’t willing to spend the money on airguns that cost just as much or more than firearms. Myself, I realized decades ago that more than 90% of my shooting was done with airguns, so I may as well spend my money accordingly.Zero of my PB friends are envious of airguns honestly, certainly of this monstrosity.
-Matt
You should post some pics of your awesome “custom airguns” so we can see how beautiful they are.