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Peska · Replies: 18

I like your first answer, Roger.
Actually, I thought about the Marauder with a hand pump. But then I gotta
carry it around and do all that pumping. But I guess a person could get used
to that.

Peska · Replies: 18

I thought this would be an interesting exercise.
I'd be interested to know what airgun all you guys would pick in this
situation.
You are in an isolated environment, the woods, or maybe a jungle.
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Peska · Replies: 7

Eric,
I cast my vote. IMHO this story about the "friend" deleting
his posts is yet another attempt to make fools of the
people on this forum.
I think this kid needs professional help.
C ...

Peska · Replies: 1

Fifteen years ago I bought a Daisy 880 for my son. He didn't have the
same airgun enthusiasm that I did so maintenance was a constant
struggle.
I also have an 880 and I've taken pretty good care of ...

Peska · Replies: 4

sorry,,, wrong forum

Peska · Replies: 5

Right about that, Roger. Of course, it could just be a cheap camera also.
Some don't focus well at short range.

Peska · Replies: 5

No offense there, Snowball, but I think u should first
learn how to focus your camera.

Peska · Replies: 3

Back in the 70's I did a lot of frog shooting. Was stationed on a Navy Ammunition base in Mcalester, OK. Also served as a Federal Game
Reserve. Had over 150 good sized ponds on it and one fairly larg ...

Peska · Replies: 9

Besides my airguns, I am also fairly proficient with the
'ol slingshot.
Spent pellets taken from the trap, melted down, cast into balls
make great slingshot ammo.
Takes a lot of pellets, but hey, ...

Peska · Replies: 51

Grew up on a farm in Kansas. Wheat farmers all have these corrugated metal buildings to store wheat in. They are round buildings, about 20
feet in diameter.
Four of us all had the Red Ryder and we'd ...

Peska · Replies: 15

With apologies to Edgar Allen Poe ("The Raven"):

This I sat engaged in guessing, but no syllable expressing
To the fowl whose fiery eyes now burned into my bosom's core;
This and more I ...

Peska · Replies: 5

Thanks Aircube,
Gotta tell ya... why should I do all that? I'm goin' back
to CG2. I can't figure why the the developers of this great
program would do this.
Ah.... live & learn, I guess.
Than ...

Peska · Replies: 5

Yes Fritz,
It calculates the new energy, but retains the old velocity. What I liked
about CG2 is that when you selected a different pellet, EVERYTHING,
changed. Even the graphs.
With CG3, you sele ...

Peska · Replies: 5

Anyone use this program? If so, maybe you can help me out.
With Chairgun2, when you enter the data for a specific pellet,
including the muzzle velocity, it automatically calculated the energy, etc.. ...

Peska · Replies: 4

So, I just went back to the store and told the airgun savvy woman (NOT)who sold me the gun that it didn't work right. She tested it and saw that it wasn't working right and gave me the display model i ...