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PCP vs Springers

I started out with springers. I don't think there was a PCP in 1956 when my parents bought me a daisy BB gun. I was 4 years old at the time. Next was a Sheridan pumper in my teen years. The dan was stolen when I was in my 20s from my father in law's cabin in the desert. Went through all of the PB guns but it just got to restrictive in CA. Then it was a Diana 34 anniversary model that I bought in 1991. Ended up giving it to my son who ended up losing it when he moved. I bought a Diana 48 used from Beeman in 92 and have had it ever since. It was made in March of 1987. First PCP was a Aspen 5 years ago which has been a $400 paper weight for the last 4 years. Bought a used Liberty that was leaking but fixed it and it works great to this day after a lot of Duy mods.🤣 Bought 3 more and still have them but my last 2 are hatsan springers. Only pumper I have now is a 1377 and it's in my truck and I use it to shoot rattle snakes.
 
I started out with springers. I don't think there was a PCP in 1956 when my parents bought me a daisy BB gun. I was 4 years old at the time. Next was a Sheridan pumper in my teen years. The dan was stolen when I was in my 20s from my father in law's cabin in the desert. Went through all of the PB guns but it just got to restrictive in CA. Then it was a Diana 34 anniversary model that I bought in 1991. Ended up giving it to my son who ended up losing it when he moved. I bought a Diana 48 used from Beeman in 92 and have had it ever since. It was made in March of 1987. First PCP was a Aspen 5 years ago which has been a $400 paper weight for the last 4 years. Bought a used Liberty that was leaking but fixed it and it works great to this day after a lot of Duy mods.🤣 Bought 3 more and still have them but my last 2 are hatsan springers. Only pumper I have now is a 1377 and it's in my truck and I use it to shoot rattle snakes.
Very nice history of shooting. Welcome to the forum as well! Enjoy your Sunday with some shooting, I know I am. It's 93 degrees here today and I have my big fan blowing on me for the humidity is high too. It also helps I'm under my pop up canopy so no suns rays hit me. A little heat can't stop us diehards from having fun!
 

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