Dont tell me you guys have never said to your self ok just one more shot , then an hour later ok this really Is my last shot . Happens to me ever time I shoot . 
Ok one more shot .
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I've said "one more shot", taken it, gone to bed, and got up an hour later to shoot another set 
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It was a Saturday this past April, momma was gone for the day, I had chores but wanted to shoot the Notos a little so I grabbed a tin of CHPC's and headed for the bench. "Just one more" ended up being 4 hours of shooting and I emptied the tin.
Those are the days that make memories!
Those are the days that make memories!
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Has never, ever, ever happened to me…Dont tell me you guys have never said to your self ok just one more shot , then an hour later ok this really Is my last shot . Happens to me ever time I shoot .
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I'll be honest hasn't happened to me as I don't target shoot or plink just pest. However I understand your issue. Mine is just one more cast 
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Reeses Mini Peanut Butter Cups get me too. Thank God nobody near me carries them in anything bigger than a 2lb bag
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The other day I tried 100yrd with the dragonfly.
Kept missing...
Said if I hit that I can go home happy.
Hit it!
Said I bet I can't do that again.
Slung another through almost the same hole
Thought ok now I can go home and be happy.
Stayed 2 more hours plinking away
Kept missing...
Said if I hit that I can go home happy.
Hit it!
Said I bet I can't do that again.
Slung another through almost the same hole
Thought ok now I can go home and be happy.
Stayed 2 more hours plinking away
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You stayed 2 more hrs after that to reward yourself for the long-distance 2-in-1. Admit it!The other day I tried 100yrd with the dragonfly.
Kept missing...
Said if I hit that I can go home happy.
Hit it!
Said I bet I can't do that again.
Slung another through almost the same hole
Thought ok now I can go home and be happy.
Stayed 2 more hours plinking away
Don’t they have organizations to cure people like us, errrummm, you?
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[Note: This post is not trying to make light of serious diseases and their consequences.]
Yupp.
There are doctors and scientists that work round the clock to find a cure for the incurable diseases in our world.
But I'm sorry to say that the particular incurable disease that afflicts us airgunners has not made it to the top ten of incurable diseases they concentrate their billion-dollar efforts on.
Last time I checked it was "cancer" that killed 10 million people a year. And there are a few others jockeying for the top position.
So, yeah, it'll be another handful of decades before the docs and scientists will get to our airgunner disease.
However, on the bright side:
(1) Our particular incurable disease does never results in the death of the patient ailing with the disease (though at times their financial ruin).
(2) This disease besetting airgunners results in hours of fun and enjoyment!
(3) Quite often, it does result in death, but the death of unwanted trash critters — or dinner meat.
"Doctor, forget the OP, no pills for me. It hurts so gooood!!"
Matthias
Yupp.
There are doctors and scientists that work round the clock to find a cure for the incurable diseases in our world.
But I'm sorry to say that the particular incurable disease that afflicts us airgunners has not made it to the top ten of incurable diseases they concentrate their billion-dollar efforts on.
Last time I checked it was "cancer" that killed 10 million people a year. And there are a few others jockeying for the top position.
So, yeah, it'll be another handful of decades before the docs and scientists will get to our airgunner disease.
However, on the bright side: (1) Our particular incurable disease does never results in the death of the patient ailing with the disease (though at times their financial ruin).
(2) This disease besetting airgunners results in hours of fun and enjoyment!
(3) Quite often, it does result in death, but the death of unwanted trash critters — or dinner meat.
"Doctor, forget the OP, no pills for me. It hurts so gooood!!"
Matthias
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I definitely want to end all my shoots on a good note, so to speak. That means, if I'm shooting one of four particular guns, I will have to switch so that I can quit.
Lol
Lol
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Wonder if it counts as a Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and qualify for disability benefits? ( That could be used to buy mo' pellets)
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"Don’t they have organizations to cure people like us, errrummm, you? "
HAHAHA first cup and some bacon in the morning and i get to read stuff like this . IT is going to be a good day !
HAHAHA first cup and some bacon in the morning and i get to read stuff like this . IT is going to be a good day !
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I too have been infected. I also have the "one more" infliction that causes an otherwise wonderful string to turn into crap.
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Well fly-fishing in the dead of winter on the coast, and your line keep freezing to the rings of your rod, make it easy to go home.
Also when you have a finger that is cut down with 10 % or so, and it is super sensitive to cold weather and it feel like someone is whacking it with a hammer.
When it come to shooting i tend to go by the tin, though pretty much every time i fail at that level too.
Also when you have a finger that is cut down with 10 % or so, and it is super sensitive to cold weather and it feel like someone is whacking it with a hammer.
When it come to shooting i tend to go by the tin, though pretty much every time i fail at that level too.
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Hi I just found your post here and I have been worried about you, figured you were busy since I didn't hear back from you.. several emails and a PM.. it's good to hear[Note: This post is not trying to make light of serious diseases and their consequences.]
Yupp.
There are doctors and scientists that work round the clock to find a cure for the incurable diseases in our world.
But I'm sorry to say that the particular incurable disease that afflicts us airgunners has not made it to the top ten of incurable diseases they concentrate their billion-dollar efforts on.
Last time I checked it was "cancer" that killed 10 million people a year. And there are a few others jockeying for the top position.
So, yeah, it'll be another handful of decades before the docs and scientists will get to our airgunner disease.
(1) Our particular incurable disease does never results in the death of the patient ailing with the disease (though at times their financial ruin).
(2) This disease besetting airgunners results in hours of fun and enjoyment!
(3) Quite often, it does result in death, but the death of unwanted trash critters — or dinner meat.
"Doctor, forget the OP, no pills for me. It hurts so gooood!!"
Matthias
your around..cancer is a bad word.. something I wish I didn't have any wish either the doctor would do something for it other than pills to somewhat ease the pain.. but hopefully they will get it together by the end of the year..
on the bright side
I might have to take your advice.. maybe some 22 pills on a spinner would help.. I think it's been 3 months since I hit .. spent the afternoon fixing my neighbors back yard, he had horrible erosion and had to weed eat and he's 80+ so I spent every afternoon this week on the excavator grading it for him.. now I hope he doesn't break the speed limit with the mower hopefully everything is good with you.. and hopefully you got my emails and we can continue to talk about airguns.
Mark
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guess on disability my favorite are the crossman premier round noze Walmart pellet at $7 tin of 500..One shot at a time
With some pellets that cost a dimeJohnny Cash... right?
Mark
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