LMAO. Don’t give him any ideas. He might order it and complain it didn’t come with a scope and wood stock. :person_facepalming:
PS. Well I sure as he*ll know watt my favorite sign is on AliExpress now. Might order it to just to remind me of Forrest Gump and why I like a box o’ chocolates so much… :laughing:
“….how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. George Carlin”
Feinwerkbau 300.
An anniversary present from my wife about 30 years ago. Nothing special velocity or pellet wise. But if I do my part, 5 shots can go into a raggedy hole a little larger than a pellet at 10m. 4 ounce trigger is sure sweet.
I don’t have any airguns. Many decades ago I had a Daisy. Now only the Anschutz and a customized 10/22 as well as 1 flintlock and 2 caplock black powder long guns.
Rossi Dione. No matter the caliber or model, the Dione is a real hole puncher even when you shoot freehanded. Won’t get any prizes for power, it pales compared to any “magnum” air rifle, but you don’t get a break-barrel for power, do you?
I had a Red Ryder too…when I was a young kid, I shot the neighbour right on her bum when she got out of her car wearing tight jeans from my bedroom window. She jumped around and carried on a treat. Funny but stupid, I was about 10y/o.
So far, my Benjamin Armada.
My state limits me to .177cal though.
I have been playing with “slugs” instead of pellets. It hits hard for 177, I give it that.
Trying to get better consistency out of it at 100yds. 50yds its on, 75 is not bad, but at 100 it opens up a lot.
It has the reach no problem, just not the accuracy.
Got more different slugs to test when I get time.
Hand pumping one of these is a serious cardio event. Not to mention you need to weigh a fair amount to push the pump down towards the end. My wife could practically do a handstand on it w/o it moving.