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my brother and some of his friends and i drove down to mexico for a vacation. i was able to bring my condor and talon ss because we came in the truck. i remeber about 3 years ago i came and their was things to shoot everywhere. here theirs and i shit you not!!! lizards about 2 feet long and 3inches thick, raccons, possum, crows, seagulls, rabits, fox, starling, cayotes, ferral dogs, and ferral cats. and the amazing thing about it is that people dont care if you shoot here as long as you dont shoot their property or any animals that belongs to them. good thing about it is that people know not to let dogs or cats wonder away because they might get killed by a passing car or another animal. so the dogs and cats here belong to no body if they are wondering the streets. so im looking forward to shooting alot!!! sorry i cant post pictures because my stupid brother forgot the camera back home. im looking forward to making some kills hopefully later today.

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Sounds like he knows what he is doing and everyone else is afraid, so, no worries.
Go out and blast everything in sight, have fun and don;t worry about it.
Pellets are cheap, so kill everything you see, just keep count and if they try to arrest you, just say “Boo” and tell them “who do you think you are messin’ with!!”

(J/K) 🙄

i dont get hasseld by anyone when people see me they just look at me bc they have no idea what i have in my hands. some hunters have actually come up to me and asked me what i haved and i tell them its a high powered air rifle and all they say is thats its a nice rifle. as for the cops yes their is alot but sad thing about it is that their scared to approch me or my bother or anyone with a firearm because they fear for their lives. ( me and my brother some times carry m4 or shotguns or other firearms just for target practice out in the field ) here in michoacan theirs a heavy population of drug lords and exsecutions. the saying goes if you have an assault rifle and your not a cop you must me a drug trafficker. and here the drug traffickers always end up killing the cops and out gunning them. ( look it up on line) thats why i dont worry much about them they just leave me alone.most of the time they just walk away from me and not say a word. and another thing they cant shoot for shit mexican cops and military. they stoped me yesterday at a check point entering town and asked what i had and i told them air rifle they asked if they could shoot it and i said which one do you want to shoot. they said the break barrel so i gave it to them and loaded it. there was a can about 20 yrs away. they shot at it 5 times didnt hit it once. then i was like here take my condor its recoiless. 6 shots nothing. the can was left standing. the guy felt ebarassed and gave me the rifle back. he said let me see you shoot it and i was like what letter do you want me to shot and he was like holy shit your kidding right and i said no. name a letter and watch me shoot it he said he said shoot the letter p but the circle inside it, i said ok, i shot it straight through the circle in the letter p. its was a pepsi can. then after that he just let me go in to town. as for dogs and cats people around here know its better to keep your pets in your house or next to you when you go out bc they might get killed by a car, horse, cow, or other animal here thats huge.some people have large animals that they take from farm to there house every day so they know its better to kep pets i the house. so anything thats wondering the streets is fair game. ferral cats and dogs are fair game to me when i see them everyday wondering the streets, and to ensure their no ones i ask my cousin hey who does that belong too and if he says nobody its fair game. i havent killed any yet but i will soon bc the dogs eat my dogs food when hes not there and the cats are just freacking annoying their everywhere. iam looking out the window right now and i see 4 just wondering around

Be careful in Mexico.

People down there do care about their pets, but rarely will you see one tied up or fenced.

I have a brother-in-law living in Mazatlan (sp?), and hes told us some unreal stories about the enforcement riding around in pickup trucks with 5 or 6 well-armed men in the back. You see them, you better hope they aren’t looking for you. 😯

Like I said, be careful and assume nothing. 😉

You ever get hassled down there with the Condor? It looks more like a firearm than an airgun.

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