Found the "Afterlife" by Quitting Airguns

[Chief55]

I have to say, if I could no longer shoot in my yard I would be out of the hobby. That's the whole reason I got back in it.

Edit: after a little thinking, I would keep my PP700 for the memories, And I can still shoot at work during my mental health breaks. I would just keep a hand pump. I’d also keep my oldest AG, a Beeman P3 bought in the late 90’s. And my CMP M853. All those I can use indoors.

Same here and I finally got a little cart to help hall everything around so I don't have to make so many trips in and out of the house. I do wish I could shoot 100 yards out here but the most I could possibly squeeze is maybe 65-70 I have not measured all the way to the fence. I shot a 50-yard group with the Condor today that looked like a clover leaf touching each other with 14MPH gusts. That's why I would love to try 100 just for fun.

 

[Chief55]

Awwww ive heard this story before and next thing i know you say you have 3-4 guns. And now i see you on agn asking about a new leshy. Ppppppfffffffftttttt

Who wants the beloved Leshiy Classic back????

• PasadenaMike
• Oct 31, 2024 So as you can see this was a year ago but people keep posting to it. Mike is in fact done. We became good friends and I have been talking to him every day for over a year. I was the guy in his ear saying YOU have lost your mind all of the time. Don't do it Mike, pfff, too late. In fact, we spoke about 10 minutes ago. I bought his compressor, hand pump and filter. He doesn't have anything left. Right now, he is focusing on taking various advanced shooting classes with his shotgun and pistols and is having a blast with that.

 

[Florida_Man]

He couldn’t resist if they stated producing classics again

 

[Florida_Man]

Did Mike move on?

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Did Mike move on?

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Please review post #22 and post #9

 

[Stubbers]

Mmmmm.....I am proud of Mike, too many people gooning over airguns all day every day. One thing for it to be a chapter of ones life, another to be the entire book.

 

[Chief55]

Mike gets really passionate about the things he is interested in. You might characterize it as more like a library. I say that because he has owned more Airguns than anyone I know, some more than once, so he was good for advice on what might work for you or not. He is pursuing his new interests with the same enthusiasm. Fascinating I would say I miss Mike on here but we usually message each other back and forth every day so we keep up with what is going on in our lives.

 

[Florida_Man]

Mike gets really passionate about the things he is interested in. You might characterize it as more like a library. I say that because he has owned more Airguns than anyone I know, some more than once, so he was good for advice on what might work for you or not. He is pursuing his new interests with the same enthusiasm. Fascinating I would say I miss Mike on here but we usually message each other back and forth every day so we keep up with what is going on in our lives.

He helped me out today with a decision on a airgun model he used to own. Trade in the works. He gave me good advice.

 

[Scriv]

I commented on a similar post, and mentioned the word balance. So important in many facets of one's life. I hope that Mike continues to find his.