Why do I continuously check the forum? I swear I average at least 50 browses and that's been modest..HELP ME
Answer me this
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Every time I hit the computer I always take a minute to check classified first for that "special deal", then see what's happening in the airgun world and then do what I was originally going to do. It's my ritual. I have no shame, love it LOL.
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@CTairgunner1288 Just made a similar post and I and my friends are exactly the same way no other hobby I have had is like this. I love it and hate it at the same time. I find chatting to friends about airguns, gear, hunting/pesting takes the edge off but yes you are not alone.
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I thought I was at the bottom of the proverbial rabbit hole a couple of times and believed I had finally scratched that itch. But... that's when I began to notice some of the offerings on the used market. My last two purchases were guns that I regretted having never purchased when they were in production. and then... voila... there they were.
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Get a cat! It'll jump on your computer table, sit on your key board or lay in your lap so you can't see or type.
Seriously though, I "decompress" as my wife says when I get on the forums and look forward to reaching out to friends when they post something of mutual interest.
I used to be a lot more like you, always checking the forums. I am a spring gun guy and enjoy guns no longer in production. Before PCP's became all the rage and before guns began fetching ridiculous prices on eBay one could come across those guns often enough in the classifieds to make perusing the ads many times a day worthwhile, especially when a quick "I'll take it" would snatch and secure a dream gun from the near grasp of others looking for the same thing.
Seriously though, I "decompress" as my wife says when I get on the forums and look forward to reaching out to friends when they post something of mutual interest.
I used to be a lot more like you, always checking the forums. I am a spring gun guy and enjoy guns no longer in production. Before PCP's became all the rage and before guns began fetching ridiculous prices on eBay one could come across those guns often enough in the classifieds to make perusing the ads many times a day worthwhile, especially when a quick "I'll take it" would snatch and secure a dream gun from the near grasp of others looking for the same thing.
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