- Location
- West Quebec
I kind of like the looks and feel of the Cybergun KWC Tanfoglio Witness 1911
Pistol or revolver... in BB form!
- Thread starter K-Roc
- Start date
- Location
- On a resonably direct route in NS
Okay, here's mine:
That's a Crosman 44, copy of the Peacemaker, in .22 calibre pellet. From the 1970s; I've had the thing since grade school.
(Belt doesn't fit any more…)
Don't get me started on the Uzis. I have several that are now non-transferable Replicas, including a nice Modelgun with the original wood stock that I wish it were far easier to get cartridges for.
That's a Crosman 44, copy of the Peacemaker, in .22 calibre pellet. From the 1970s; I've had the thing since grade school.
(Belt doesn't fit any more…)
Don't get me started on the Uzis. I have several that are now non-transferable Replicas, including a nice Modelgun with the original wood stock that I wish it were far easier to get cartridges for.
Okay, here's mine:
I had one of those years ago! Loved it when I was a kid, not sure where it ended up though.
I have a few IPSC buddies over in the cold months to do some indoor competitions in my airgun basement range. The popular guns pellet repeaters for the accuracy. The most popular are the Crossman revolvers $50-$100 and the Umarex S&W 586 $245-$365. We all started out looking at the autos but the revolvers seemed to be the best way to go for accuracy and reliability.
PS this should be in the Airgun forum.
Moe
PS this should be in the Airgun forum.
Moe
No way! That was the one my buddy had when we were kids... 20 years ago... and yeah I believe we gave it 20 pumps a few times shooting those pop cans
i picked up one of these a couple years back to patrol my back yard and save my garbage cans from the evil that is Crow's.
really nice pellet gun.
only thing is ill load a CO2 into it, take 3 shots at a crow, put the gun away then a year later take it out again and the CO2 is empty, so put in a new one and repeat.
what i need to get is one of those old Crossman crack pistols that shoot the pellets with air.
now that would be fun for sitting around the fire and plinking empties!
(3 pumps..... bah, lets do 20 pumps and see what happens! come on we have all done that!)
i picked up one of these a couple years back to patrol my back yard and save my garbage cans from the evil that is Crow's.
really nice pellet gun.
only thing is ill load a CO2 into it, take 3 shots at a crow, put the gun away then a year later take it out again and the CO2 is empty, so put in a new one and repeat.
what i need to get is one of those old Crossman crack pistols that shoot the pellets with air.
now that would be fun for sitting around the fire and plinking empties!
(3 pumps..... bah, lets do 20 pumps and see what happens! come on we have all done that!)
I see these at Canadian Tire a lot. I think it was $99. Might have to get one now................. not too happy if it has a plastic breech. I had one as a kid and I don't remember too much plastic on it. Just the grips I think. Anyhow, I may ask them to open the glass case tomorrow at CT
Same... but I am notorious for waiting for the 50% ale off on anything I want to buy at CT haha
