dws_hardair
New member
I am a new member making my first post. I started many, many years ago with springers: two Diana rifles and a Walther pistol whose spring ran inside the pistol grip making it quite susceptible to variations in grip pressure. A great training aid for any type of pistol shooting.
Not too many years ago I saw a Daystate MK4 in a catalog and it was love at first sight. Beautiful curves carved from beautiful wood with electronic air control that delivers amazing (to me) performance.
More recently, I purchased an FX Dreamline for my wife. I tripod-mounted it on a counterbalanced fluid video head. This is our rodent control shooting off the deck gun.
The last one up is an EDgun Leshiy 2 in 30 caliber. I bought it for its interesting design and features and am just now part way up the learning curve with it. I hope to one day find a nice used EdGun Leshiy Classic. It looks like this may be the place to find one.
Thank you to hameditor for providing us with a well-organized and informative place to meet. - Dave
Not too many years ago I saw a Daystate MK4 in a catalog and it was love at first sight. Beautiful curves carved from beautiful wood with electronic air control that delivers amazing (to me) performance.
More recently, I purchased an FX Dreamline for my wife. I tripod-mounted it on a counterbalanced fluid video head. This is our rodent control shooting off the deck gun.
The last one up is an EDgun Leshiy 2 in 30 caliber. I bought it for its interesting design and features and am just now part way up the learning curve with it. I hope to one day find a nice used EdGun Leshiy Classic. It looks like this may be the place to find one.
Thank you to hameditor for providing us with a well-organized and informative place to meet. - Dave
