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  • Talented
    A crossman 2250 and some hyper old El Gamo since childhood.
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  • Blade Slinger
    Extream G1 crosman
    Gamo R77
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  • Locust Fork
    Funny thing about those is our store is in the Birmingham city limits and I cannot sell BB or pellet guns because they made it illegal to within the city limits. Who knows why or how this all came about....super stupid to think I can sell any type long gun to an 18 yr old so long as it doesn't shoot a BB.
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  • ladyhunter
    locust that is the the wonderful state of bama for ya alot of our laws don't make sense to me either
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  • Zinderbloc
    The boys love the PPK/S BB pistols. I just wish the guns were more accurate and didn't fall apart after a year. Cheap and reliable, though. Good training guns.
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  • spryor
    Not sure of the make but it's chinese, and you break the barrel down to cock it. Packs a pretty good whollop.[:)]
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  • Locust Fork
    Just so long as they don't try to do us like the poor guys of California.....I'll be happy (most of the time.)
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  • dolfan
    I got an old Crossman 66 and a Gamo (forget the model name).
    It is all black w/synthetic stock. Shoots .177 cal pellets at 1000fps. Has a recoil pad and scope from factory.
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  • D1
    I got a SAVAGE break barrel and a Winchester break barrel
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  • MosinNagantDisciple
    I used to have a Daisy manually pumped rifle. I shot out the barrel (I mean literally, the barrel ejected out of the receiver) by shooting about 20 bbs at once after pumping it about 30 times.
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  • pitbud5
    quote:Originally posted by MosinNagantDisciple
    I used to have a Daisy manually pumped rifle. I shot out the barrel (I mean literally, the barrel ejected out of the receiver) by shooting about 20 bbs at once after pumping it about 30 times.
    [:D]
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  • Jeepgod2002
    I had a Daisy pistol where there was a lever under the barrel that cocked the gun. when you pulled the lever down, a plastic piece (where the hammer would be) slid outward and the BB slid into a groove...strange design in my opinion.

    Had another Daisy pistol that operated on co2. It looked darn real, like a 357 revolver. the gun was a breech load and had cylinder discs with places to insert pellets...it was much, much more powerful than the above mentioned air gun.
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