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Lots of good info from these guys. Tom Gaylords Blog (B.B. Pelletier) is well worth reading.
 
Can't believe I just found this thread. I guess I need to scroll down more often. The gems of my collection are a suppressed Evanix Rex in .357 caliber, a Laserized Beeman R1 in .177, a box stock R1 in .177, a few lower powered RWS/Diana guns, and a few old school well built Crosman guns that I have re-sealed.
 
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Can't believe I just found this thread. I guess I need to scroll down more often. The gems of my collection are a suppressed Evanix Rex in .357 caliber, a Laserized Beeman R1 in .177, a box stock R1 in .177, a few lower powered RWS/Diana guns, and a few old school well built Crosman guns that I have re-sealed.
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Some very fine rifles you have there. I bet that Laserized Beeman shoots well like a laser lol. I love my air rifles. I used to shoot a lot. Sure is nice paying a few pennies per round compared to firearm prices. Sadly with my declining health I solve them get to shoot them. I’ll post a couple of pictures of mine shortly. I love seeing pictures of what others have so keep them coming
 
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Had some time to sling some lead down range today. Breezy so wind doping going on. 80 yards. Beeman R10 Hunnington Beach in .177 with a period Beeman SS2 3x scope. Shooting at a 6" clapper style firebell turned on it's side - about as big as a small ground squirrel sitting up - 2" x 6". Only hit about 50% but still fun.View attachment 2170299
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Gorgeous gun. Those Hakko made, Beeman Blue Ribbon SS scopes can hold their own against todays scopes.
 
Here’s a few of mine. Sorry for the crappy pics.
 

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I've had my eye on eBay for weeks now, in a search for an air pistol. I have seen others like the one pictured above and that genre seem to be pretty powerful with a pellet speed of 500 fps or higher being reported. I'm considering the Umarex Luger Replica BB pistol. It looks like it could be fun to plink with.
 
I finally bought a plinker. It is a Umarex Luger replica BB pistol. No pellets. I haven't used a pistol in a very long time so this will be a little fun and a little learning at the same time. Here it is:

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Specs say 410 fps, but we'll see. The model I chose does not have the "blowback" function, which to me is a waste of a cartridge power. While I was at the Umarex website, where I purchased this from, they were showing a new type of air powered rifle. It was an Archery Air Gun. It is substantial in size and I am assuming it is backed up by a lot of power. The compressor for the reserve tank was almost $700. I think a scuba tank compressor will be a lot cheaper. I don't expect that I will be jumping in there anytime soon. I'm looking forward to some fun.
 
Bought this off a friend yesterday, it needs to be cleaned and lubed, but it does fire. Took a few cones off a spruce tree with it.

Daisy Model 120, manufactured by Gamo, circa mid 80's.

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