A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 5:34 pm
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A sentimental read on airguns
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Re: A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 7:11 pm
A real good read.
Re: A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:17 pm
his idea about air gunning.something different from most gunners.
Re: A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Mon Feb 28, 2011 8:24 pm
a very nice find.
Re: A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 3:26 pm
A beautiful piece... written with such soul...
Enjoyed every word... "It sucks to get old, but the memories are priceless..." that's real poetry...
Enjoyed every word... "It sucks to get old, but the memories are priceless..." that's real poetry...
Re: A sentimental read on airguns
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 11:03 pm
fantumfan,
A really beautiful read. I recall what PKJ (Jeetesh) once said to Luck Luke and me after an evening of shooting in his garden range set up. PCP's are not much fun to shoot. The pellet just goes where you want it to go. The good old springer requires much more concentration, grip...the recoil is something you have to mentally calculate.
I fully agree with Ron (author of the post) and you on the unnecessary desire for power.
And for those who still have a doubt on the old fashioned springers vs the PCP,.......i prefer kebabs roasted over coal the old way rather than done in an modern oven
BD
A really beautiful read. I recall what PKJ (Jeetesh) once said to Luck Luke and me after an evening of shooting in his garden range set up. PCP's are not much fun to shoot. The pellet just goes where you want it to go. The good old springer requires much more concentration, grip...the recoil is something you have to mentally calculate.
I fully agree with Ron (author of the post) and you on the unnecessary desire for power.
And for those who still have a doubt on the old fashioned springers vs the PCP,.......i prefer kebabs roasted over coal the old way rather than done in an modern oven
BD