Finally home

[PasadenaMike]

Finally home after seven long months following the Eaton fire. We had a lot of waiting to do with insurance, but once that was settled, we got to work—ripped out old carpets, put in new ones, discarded smoke-damaged items, and cleaned up the house and property. We also painted the interior—some rooms still had the original paint from the 1960s! Long story short, it feels great to finally be back.

 

[pan60]

nice I can only imagine just how nice it is!!
; )

 

[PasadenaMike]

nice I can only imagine just how nice it is!!
; )

My guns are near me now it’s awesome lol

 

[dunz]

Gratz, welcome home

 

[hameditor]

Fantastic news - thanks for letting us know

 

[Farmplinker2]

So how soon before Mike gets another airgun

 

[mrage]

Finally home after seven long months following the Eaton fire. We had a lot of waiting to do with insurance, but once that was settled, we got to work—ripped out old carpets, put in new ones, discarded smoke-damaged items, and cleaned up the house and property. We also painted the interior—some rooms still had the original paint from the 1960s! Long story short, it feels great to finally be back.

Congrats on finally getting back in the home. Now making it "homey" again, or as close as possible.

 

[PasadenaMike]

Congrats on finally getting back in the home. Now making it "homey" again, or as close as possible.

It’s like we never left lol everything went to where it was originally

 

[PasadenaMike]

So how soon before Mike gets another airgun

Honestly, if something changed and I had multiple opportunities each week to use airguns, I’d consider getting back into it. But I really hate seeing airguns and gear just sitting there, slowly deteriorating. With all the O-rings, they feel like ticking time bombs, and I’d also need to set aside time to run the compressor and fill tanks. It’s a lot of commitment—more than I can justify right now as a busy family guy. I’d much rather spend that time with my kids.

 

[Dogowski]

Finally home after seven long months following the Eaton fire. We had a lot of waiting to do with insurance, but once that was settled, we got to work—ripped out old carpets, put in new ones, discarded smoke-damaged items, and cleaned up the house and property. We also painted the interior—some rooms still had the original paint from the 1960s! Long story short, it feels great to finally be back.

Welcome home Mike and family!

 

[Madhatter]

Honestly, if something changed and I had multiple opportunities each week to use airguns, I’d consider getting back into it. But I really hate seeing airguns and gear just sitting there, slowly deteriorating. With all the O-rings, they feel like ticking time bombs, and I’d also need to set aside time to run the compressor and fill tanks. It’s a lot of commitment—more than I can justify right now as a busy family guy. I’d much rather spend that time with my kids.

That's why I have springers and a Sheridan along with my PCPs. PCPs for the long shooting sessions and the Sheridan/springers for a few shots.

 

[MountainSportAirguns]

Glad to hear you are back home and things are cleaned up, can't imagine being displaced for so long like that. Cheers

 

[PasadenaMike]

Glad to hear you are back home and things are cleaned up, can't imagine being displaced for so long like that. Cheers

Thank you Dana

 

[Jaabaa]

Same, it's heartbreaking.
Glad your back.