I posted as much just above yours ya daft bugger. Back in the day you didn't have to get a license but you do now.

Got a chance to fire off a few rounds with the 125 .25 cal Sniper today.
Scope is zeroed at 55 yards and I was targeting 40 and 70 yard targets.
That required hold over or hold under through the scope.
70+ yards? dropped the beer bottles everytime.
40 yards? Made the skull target spin.
:D

Now the .25 at 70 yards will do bad things to anything it hits! So it's not a toy!

Checking prices for this Bad Boy!
http://inovairtech.com/5.html
Then again? I'm checking the plans to build a caselman full auto.
:D

Also picked up a Nitro Venom Dusk in .22 cal.
It's got alot of mods on it so was a good buy for the price.
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That's serious airgun. I just bought this guy in CA, at Big5, and no orange tip or other nonsense.
http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/c...aspx?a=1174799

I heard the MAC 35 starts at 850+
I'm hopeing to get into the 1st 100 production Guns.
Those come with an engraved gold tag.
:o

http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/m...bolt99-vi1.jpg
This is what I had as a 16 year old, many happy hours spent in the garden making holes in paper targets.:)

While in California, I bought a .22 cal Crosman Nitro Venom Dusk.
It was in Maine and had some mods done to it. Cost $113.00 shipped.
It has the Trail shrouded barrel with a custom trigger.

No sights or scope I took a first shot looking down the rail.
Hit a 4" target at around 35 yards!
:o

What? :o

Not even blindfolded? :)

Well................

I did have a few nasty American Beers in me.
:D
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As long as it wasn't that Lone Star muck you should make a satisfactory recovery.

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Webley Mk3, .22 cal. :sunny:


Each piece hand crafted, matched and assembled.

Apparently when production ceased, another manufacturer approached webley for the design and tooling, as they wanted to continue production, and no doubt, make a quick buck.

Webley took them out the back to show them. Design was a set of paper drawings, and the tooling consisted of a bunch of old engineers and a rack of hand tools. No CAD/CAM, no presses or fancy equipment.

For some reason, the sale never eventuated. :hmm2:

You want to sell that?
:D

:har::har:

Since we're throwing around names all over the place?
Asshats!
:haha:
I DIDN'T BUY THAT LONE STAR STUFF! TODD DID!
:D

Hey! I resemble that remark........... apparently. :haha: