Here’s a photo of my Tactical pair. Beeman QB 2. 1085 .22 CO2 rifle and Seals 6-24 scope. Ready to be sighted in. Charles
N/A Tactical gun and tactical scope
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About six years ago our local walmart sold those out for $15 apiece. I bought a couple for my kids and they were accurate right out of the box. It was surprising.
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I'm sorry. Aren't tactical guns designed to be used against people? Maybe yours is tactical looking? I'm not trying to diminish your joy just trying to clarify classifications. We don't need people associating airguns with tactical weapons.
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I'll agree about calling it tactical set up, however That's what some of the ads described the airgun (which is a joke) as such and the scope is an actually a tactical type scope. Sorry about that! Charles
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I considered a BSA Supersport Tactical a number of years ago. I almost bought one. Sometimes wish I had. But instead I have 2 Wood stocked UK Supersports.
BSA made several tactical style PCP's as well.
BSA made several tactical style PCP's as well.
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We should figure out a way of getting “guns” out of “airguns”. Because “guns” can be used against people. We don’t need people associating guns with airguns. Lol
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I used to be in advertising , Tactical is just a word used in many context . The news media is horrible in using "grab " words like Tactical .
Assault is another , their are no assault weapons' their are assault teams / persons . Words just words .
Assault is another , their are no assault weapons' their are assault teams / persons . Words just words .
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No problem. Tactical is a popular look. I own a few tactical defensive weapons but not because I like the look or want to impress anyone. They have a single purpose. Hence the "tactical".
I don't think there's any actual harm in liking the look but they've been demonized by certain groups so well they scare the general public. When I lived in lower NY, neighbors that wouldn't be upset with little my wood peep sighted Hw30 would have police and helicopters at the house if I had one of these new black tactical looking PCPs with a big scope and moderator. Then again some of my neighbors would call the cops if I had a Red Rider out there. It's why I left there.
Now I can shoot whatever I want, when I want. My comment was meant to try to distance airguns from the stuff that scares people into fearing airguns so more people would treat them fairly. Which would be better for the hobby as a whole. If you're like me and you have no neighbors to worry about have at it. You should feel free to post pictures of any rig you want on here and call it what you like without people like me commenting on them. Since I don't know your personal situation I apologize for the interjection. It just caught me at the wrong moment.
Be well.
Ron
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Welcome to Arkansas, and no offense taken. Being from NY I do understand and so glad you picked our state to settle in. Charles
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My brush rifle. Hatsan Edge .25 caliber in a Webley Spector stock. Put together to take a beating climbing around the steep bank and brush leading down to the creek behind the house. Yes, the holographic sight sits a bit high but easier to use for closer in shots than a scope.
Not one you see in the States, not even now that PA sells Norica, but I had an itch to try one and ordered it from Spain.
Norica Deadeye GRS .22. Still have yet to mount a scope although I have more than a few but shoots very well with open sights or at least as well as I shoot with open sights anyway...lol.
Got a few others with black synthetic stocks, a couple of those PCP's and the neighbors never cared knowing I was taking out unwanted pests they didn't want in their yards either.
Not one you see in the States, not even now that PA sells Norica, but I had an itch to try one and ordered it from Spain.
Norica Deadeye GRS .22. Still have yet to mount a scope although I have more than a few but shoots very well with open sights or at least as well as I shoot with open sights anyway...lol.
Got a few others with black synthetic stocks, a couple of those PCP's and the neighbors never cared knowing I was taking out unwanted pests they didn't want in their yards either.
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Sighted in the combo at about 12 yards and if I was a mite steadier they would all fit in the same hole, however using a rest several shot were within about .3 inch spread, and I did post it as a .22 but it is actually a .177. Too many guns is my excuse. Turned out to be a fun combination. Charles
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