PasadenaMike
Grand HAMster
- Original poster
- #21
lol I’m not tempted . I’ve owned a .22 didn’t care much for it.OMG, don't get him started again. Mike, cover your eyes. Airforce, Airforce.![]()
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lol I’m not tempted . I’ve owned a .22 didn’t care much for it.OMG, don't get him started again. Mike, cover your eyes. Airforce, Airforce.![]()
I have both, BUT, I still can't take a lot of the shots w/ a suppressed .22lr that I can easily/safely do w/ air(pellets). This is the reason I got into airguns in the first place. Also, I'm doing most of my pesting in close proximity to homes & (inside) barns & such. Field shooting can still go either way inside 60 yards , which is my airgun limit, over that I'm going for rimfire or center-fire. Just me & my budget ,of course.Would you even know how to act if that happened? I wouldn't, and suppressors are legal here.
CB Shorts can penetrate a pigeon and seriously dent (at a minimum) metal roofing or siding. Just trust me on it...I have both, BUT, I still can't take a lot of the shots w/ a suppressed .22lr that I can easily/safely do w/ air(pellets). This is the reason I got into airguns in the first place. Also, I'm doing most of my pesting in close proximity to homes & (inside) barns & such. Field shooting can still go either way inside 60 yards , which is my airgun limit, over that I'm going for rimfire or center-fire. Just me & my budget ,of course.
That’s another point too for sure. We don’t have to clean Airguns if we don’t want to. I clean non air guns after every usePros and cons with everything. I didn't like needing to clean out the corrosives from powder burners.
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