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Hello fellow pneumatic hunters

I skipped proper protocol and started posting before a formal introduction, my bad, so here goes.

My first airgun was a FWB-124D at age 12 and I’ve been addicted ever since.
Living in CA I mostly hunted pigeons, HOSPs, and coyotes; with the occasional GS (using my .22 mag on the yotes).
After college I moved to NV and mostly hunted Jacks, crows, and yotes.
Got married and moved to WA. Our part of WA has a little bit of everything, especially Starlings. The Star infestation is really bad here. It’s like catching Brim in a dirty lake. Even with head shots it gets kind of boring. I mix up my shooting of Stars with trapping them for a falconer friend of mine.

I broke my PCP cherry with an Annuzzi TSS. Man, is this baby sweet! The change from springers to PCP was like going from walking to driving a Beemer! Holding a bead is so much easier with this thing. It almost feels like cheating.

This place has it all. Lots of info, stories, ball breaking, and politics. I think I’ll stay a while…

Regards, Brad

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Blazing Saddles!

What he said:

com’on! The water’s fine!!! 😈 😀

😆 😆 the sheriff is near..huh what he say..I SAID THE SHERIFF IS N ‘BOING’,, I think he said the sheriff was near… 😆 😆

Welcome

Yep, sure did. I drove right past it while trying to locate their homely little shop. Though, exterior looks can be very deceiving. Inside the place was like an airgun Zion! They’ve managed to use every last inch of floor space to display product. The trip was well worth the drive (including the bad traffic).

B.

Welcome to the jungle! Nice to see another Washington airgunner… Have you been to adventure sports yet? They are the best airgun/firearm dealer in Washington (They are in Edmonds, Wa)

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