Get satire and parody confused.
But this is a great way to meet your new friends on the local SWAT team. Hell of a nice bunch of guys, even offered to repair fence they knocked down just to get to know me.
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Even without the prop mag., still have a look that makes wildlife officres aproach me with either drawn guns or hands on gun-butts….realize i’m a 1/2 a move from being an organ donor (oh…yeah…am sure they’d be embarrassed when they find out it was an airgun…fat lot of good that will do my widow).
So I keep the TSS out of those situations, won’t hunt with it on public land…will hunt with it on private land (I have signed permission).
That looks real close to my stag’s. I can see where it would make it harder to hunt with. I am a firefighter in a rural area and I pulled my condor out while 4 sheriff officers were at my work. they could not believe it was just a pellet gun and how loud it was. then I put my shroud on it and shot it they were very impressed. Couple of them wanted to stay and play with my rifle rather then go and serve the warrent they were gathering for, but duty calls and they had to go to work.
semper fi
Lucky for me, wised up and removed the fake mag (an old, broken, AirSoft). Often of the point of satire is missed. These rifles look “black rifle” enough without the props.
As much as I like the AirForce for playing around, it’s not my first choice in a hunting rifle simply because it tends to freak out the wildlife officers (even without any prop mags, butt stocks, and other bolt on crap).
Hell yeah thats fuckin awesome! Can you tell us what you used to adapt the stock butt onto the gun? And where we can buy everything needed?
ribbonstone:
Did that really happen to you!!!
I am always waiting for them to catch up to me.
“911 — theres a crazy man with an assult rifle!!!! Help”
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hahhaha….funny looking gun