ONLY 2 GUNS?
- Thread starter nomojo65
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My "AlmostEveryDayShooter":
Taipan Vet Std .22
and my heavy hittin "Thumper":
Vet Long .25 w/ PowerPlenum. 61 ft lbs with JSB Heavys.
Boom, Baby.
Taipan Vet Std .22
and my heavy hittin "Thumper":
Vet Long .25 w/ PowerPlenum. 61 ft lbs with JSB Heavys.
Boom, Baby.
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Ah, looks so different. Not used to that set-up.
Scopes are blowin' my mind alla time lately. So much to learn and opinions all over the map like pinballs careening through their happy adventures ...
I'm really keen on night-time stuff too. Got my PARD but not totally comfy with it yet. Still love it though.
Scopes are blowin' my mind alla time lately. So much to learn and opinions all over the map like pinballs careening through their happy adventures ...
I'm really keen on night-time stuff too. Got my PARD but not totally comfy with it yet. Still love it though.
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Pretty happy with my TX200 and my Huntsman Regal XL. Someday I will add a big bore, but I want a carbine size and suppressed.
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I’m close to my perfect 2 as is:
Edgun Matador .22 RM5 Long (long range bench slug gun)
Edgun Lelya 2.0 .22 (off hand plinking gun)
if I would change it would be for the following:
Edgun Leshiy 2 in 22 with a 450mm barrel and the Valkyrie CF hand guard.
PBBA Pro 20Ga carbine, as I have the option now to do skeet shooting on my own land now
Edgun Matador .22 RM5 Long (long range bench slug gun)
Edgun Lelya 2.0 .22 (off hand plinking gun)
if I would change it would be for the following:
Edgun Leshiy 2 in 22 with a 450mm barrel and the Valkyrie CF hand guard.
PBBA Pro 20Ga carbine, as I have the option now to do skeet shooting on my own land now
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Tough one. So many ways to get all the bases covered. I ll keep my choices to ones that I already have and have experience with then I'll do a dream list of two that I THINK would suit me.
HW95 in 177 (12 ft lb) and FX Royale 400 in 22.
Dream list
HW95 in 177 (12 ft lb) and bullpup design (22 cal) w/3 position power wheel like FX Royale series guns have and a forward cocking lever. Not too far off from the practical list but that's what I would like.
HW95 in 177 (12 ft lb) and FX Royale 400 in 22.
Dream list
HW95 in 177 (12 ft lb) and bullpup design (22 cal) w/3 position power wheel like FX Royale series guns have and a forward cocking lever. Not too far off from the practical list but that's what I would like.
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As of today, I'd go with my Impact MkII 0.25 and Edgun R5M.
The Edgun for the rifle that I know will work perfectly every time I pick it up and the Impact for something to tinker with and tweak when shelter-in-place boredom strikes.
Ask me again in a month or three and my answer will likely be something different.
The Edgun for the rifle that I know will work perfectly every time I pick it up and the Impact for something to tinker with and tweak when shelter-in-place boredom strikes.
Ask me again in a month or three and my answer will likely be something different.
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Wait! Are we taking "end of the world" airguns? Just kidding, that's a whole other discussion.
I'd have to have my Diana 36 in .177. It has the ugliest bore, BUT is an absolute laser. When you slug a pellet through it, the pellet looks like it was pushed through an old rusty cast iron pipe.
Then I might have to try a Redwolf in .22. In red. Does anyone in the Portland area own one I could try?
I'd have to have my Diana 36 in .177. It has the ugliest bore, BUT is an absolute laser. When you slug a pellet through it, the pellet looks like it was pushed through an old rusty cast iron pipe.
Then I might have to try a Redwolf in .22. In red. Does anyone in the Portland area own one I could try?
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