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 Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 10:56 pm |
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| pluckyduck |
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| New to this forum so I apologize if this topic has been covered before. When I was a kid/teenager pump action BB guns held ~20 BB's and had a FPS of 800+. Has there been some law passed banning these guns? Because I cannot seem to find any with these specs anywhere. I even remember the Crosman 1377 which I especially liked but now it is only a single shot but years ago it held many BB's (I think, but maybe it's always been single shot?). Can someone fill a newbie in on maybe new laws/regulations about BB guns. I am not really interested in pellet guns. Looking for old school pour in a bunch of BB's and pump and shoot. TIA for any advice or recommended guns that aren't over $200. Looking for long range target shooting and 625 FPS just doesn't cut it... |
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| Posted: Sun Aug 01, 2010 11:50 pm |
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| pluckyduck |
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I think I may have found a couple of BB guns that might work:
Remington AirMaster 77
Crosman 2100 Classic
Both are listed as able to hold 200 BB's and have 755 FPS which should be good enough for fairly long target shooting.
Any opinions on these models? |
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