The point is not in that we can easily do it in Russia, to go to the local firefighter department, asking for filling the tank with air. I doubt that it is not possible in any country, one just need to ask politely and find the way to talk with people in a normal way I doubt that one normal person refuse to help another normal person with such a small issue, as filling the tanks, since filling the tanks for them is a routine operation.yep Bernie coming in to ALWAYS comment on this lol…
Ed, this comment is not directed at you, it’s because some people think that if you can go to a fire house for a fill in Russia, they can do it over here…
However, if you live in the US, owning an Airgun doesn’t entitle you to interrupt first responder operations. This is the type of behavior that reflects very poorly on the community as a whole, and looks super suspicious to anyone not familiar with PCPs. There’s a lot of talk about how to set a good example when it’s comes to safety, not bothering neighbors, etc. this is part of that. I’ll now step down from my soapbox.
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