

Gwion wrote:Cap gun...
Never had real guns growing up but used to practice shooting with my mate over the road with a little 177 slug gun and a 22 slug gun, springers. Can't remember the brands but the 22 was a big old thing with a cocking lever under the forearms. The 177 was your typical break open sluggy. This was between 12-15 in the mid '80s.
MR. WINCHESTER wrote:Gwion wrote:Cap gun...
Never had real guns growing up but used to practice shooting with my mate over the road with a little 177 slug gun and a 22 slug gun, springers. Can't remember the brands but the 22 was a big old thing with a cocking lever under the forearms. The 177 was your typical break open sluggy. This was between 12-15 in the mid '80s.
Jeez !
I had you pegged for an old geezer.
deadkitty wrote:MR. WINCHESTER wrote:Gwion wrote:Cap gun...
Never had real guns growing up but used to practice shooting with my mate over the road with a little 177 slug gun and a 22 slug gun, springers. Can't remember the brands but the 22 was a big old thing with a cocking lever under the forearms. The 177 was your typical break open sluggy. This was between 12-15 in the mid '80s.
Jeez !
I had you pegged for an old geezer.
Yeah me too!
MR. WINCHESTER wrote:F**k dk ...
Get your posting / quoting skills in order !!!
You're a pain in the arse to 'listen to' !
Gwion wrote: Quite old enough, thanks very much!
darwindingo wrote:Gwion wrote: Quite old enough, thanks very much!
Be nice to be 18 again huh
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I had a crap load of cap guns and a peg gun and one of those cork guns too, was a lot of fun....![]()
Hey one_one_wheel, Just a suggestion but how about a little modification to the peg gun ?
Its what I did with mine as a kid
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Jeff
darwindingo wrote:Gwion wrote: Quite old enough, thanks very much!
Be nice to be 18 again huh
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on_one_wheel wrote:
I very nearly did something like that.
Perhaps later.