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Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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Savior IFAKs. Hunting season about to start, just trying to be safeLBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas
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Any particular one? Mine needs refreshing in the woodsTechsasJim said:Savior IFAKs. Hunting season about to start, just trying to be safe -
Will DM youColbyLang said:
Any particular one? Mine needs refreshing in the woodsTechsasJim said:Savior IFAKs. Hunting season about to start, just trying to be safeLBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain? -
I have a break-barrel pellet gun I use for squirrels (mainly) around the property. Has .22 muzzle velocity and I understand the newer versions are even more powerful. Fun to haveMr1egg said:
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
Soon to be available, probably a good addition to IFAK's . . .
LBGE, LBGE-PTR, 22" Weber, Coleman 413GGreat Plains, USA -
Yes sir, thank you for this, had not heard/seen!dbCooper said:Soon to be available, probably a good addition to IFAK's . . .LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
This one I believe was a .20 cal air rifle pushing 1000+ fps. Don't remember all the details, it was a true German manufactured version custom built for a client, whose deal fell through. My dad hauled me out of school and we buzzed up that day to Phoenix.TechsasJim said:
I have a break-barrel pellet gun I use for squirrels (mainly) around the property. Has .22 muzzle velocity and I understand the newer versions are even more powerful. Fun to haveMr1egg said:
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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Sounds like a helluva lot of fun-and badass!Ozzie_Isaac said:
This one I believe was a .20 cal air rifle pushing 1000+ fps. Don't remember all the details, it was a true German manufactured version custom built for a client, whose deal fell through. My dad hauled me out of school and we buzzed up that day to Phoenix.TechsasJim said:
I have a break-barrel pellet gun I use for squirrels (mainly) around the property. Has .22 muzzle velocity and I understand the newer versions are even more powerful. Fun to haveMr1egg said:
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
I loved it. Tried to take it when I moved out.TechsasJim said:
Sounds like a helluva lot of fun-and badass!Ozzie_Isaac said:
This one I believe was a .20 cal air rifle pushing 1000+ fps. Don't remember all the details, it was a true German manufactured version custom built for a client, whose deal fell through. My dad hauled me out of school and we buzzed up that day to Phoenix.TechsasJim said:
I have a break-barrel pellet gun I use for squirrels (mainly) around the property. Has .22 muzzle velocity and I understand the newer versions are even more powerful. Fun to haveMr1egg said:
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?
That didn’t fly over.
I picked off a lot of quail with that air rifle. Used to get home from school, fire up the grill, find a plump quail and harvest it for an after school snack. That ended when my mom brought the neighbor over as I was cleaning one and prepping to toss on the grill. She freaked out and there was a lot of chaos movement and screaming. Never seen a grown women react like she did.I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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Now that’s a great story and even better memory!Ozzie_Isaac said:
I loved it. Tried to take it when I moved out.TechsasJim said:
Sounds like a helluva lot of fun-and badass!Ozzie_Isaac said:
This one I believe was a .20 cal air rifle pushing 1000+ fps. Don't remember all the details, it was a true German manufactured version custom built for a client, whose deal fell through. My dad hauled me out of school and we buzzed up that day to Phoenix.TechsasJim said:
I have a break-barrel pellet gun I use for squirrels (mainly) around the property. Has .22 muzzle velocity and I understand the newer versions are even more powerful. Fun to haveMr1egg said:
Sounds like a good time to me lol. I've heard that the air rifles in the states are a lot more powerful than the ones we can get here in canada.Ozzie_Isaac said:
Funny you mention tire shop. Bought a nice Beaman air rifle from a tire shop in Phoenix. I test fired it across the bays over the hoods of 3 customer cars , 😂.Mr1egg said:
Just seen this now.... no ammo is super easy to get, any local canadian tire sells it or gun shops obviously.alaskanassasin said:Real quick though @Mr1egg is getting ammo a pain?
That didn’t fly over.
I picked off a lot of quail with that air rifle. Used to get home from school, fire up the grill, find a plump quail and harvest it for an after school snack. That ended when my mom brought the neighbor over as I was cleaning one and prepping to toss on the grill. She freaked out and there was a lot of chaos movement and screaming. Never seen a grown women react like she did.LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
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dbCooper said:Soon to be available, probably a good addition to IFAK's . . .https://gizmodo.com/a-new-algae-based-gel-treats-bullet-wounds-in-seconds-
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local news did a brief special on just this topic this morning. Will definitely be added to the IFAK when available.LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
New Cobalt because the wifey wanted it.

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Congrats on being able to swing that. Better to be lucky than good!Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. Life is too short for light/lite beer! Seems I'm livin in a transitional period. CHEETO (aka Agent Orange) makes Nixon look like a saint.
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It’s not a boat but it’ll have to do!

"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
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I think that sort of purchase signals someone who has been awfully good. Some people make their own luck!lousubcap said:Congrats on being able to swing that. Better to be lucky than good!"I've made a note never to piss you two off." - Stike
"The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand." - Deep Throat -
Sightmark red dot for one of the ARs. Tweaking a few things.LBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas
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After a couple of weeks of email back and forth with Gozney, they finally agreed to sell me at the price that I placed my order at! I received the oven along with a couple of accessories earlier this week.WeberWho said:paqman said:Impulse but, couldn’t sleep last night… Arc XL
Paid 799$CDN, that’s roughly 580$US. I have a feeling it was a price mistake. US price on Canadian site maybe?
Fingers crossed and hopefully everything works out for you on your end. That's a good deal. Hopefully it was from a reputable site?
Gozney seems to be one of the most popular items for scammers here in the US. I can't tell you how many times I've come across them on Marketplace with different stories on why they are selling them at discounted prices. Which is a little surprising that scammers would use Gozney as most people have no idea what they are.
Keep an eye on your item and shipping. That will give you an idea. Scammers will send you a real tracking number but the item won't actually be sent. The item won't ever move when being tracked. That way you keep your credit card company in the loop if it ends up being fraudulent.
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Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun club
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Steeling myself for September. Taxes and insurance policy renewals. Going to be ramen and walking this month.
I would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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I had the Allstate seizure this month, house and car. Fortunately I had a good stock of coins to turn in.Ozzie_Isaac said:Steeling myself for September. Taxes and insurance policy renewals. Going to be ramen and walking this month.
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Sporting clays, etc included?ColbyLang said:Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun clubLBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
It’s funny, because you talk about riffing on recipes. Now we know what you really mean.JohnInCarolina said:It’s not a boat but it’ll have to do!
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Yes. $150 a year. Key card access. 100/200/300 on the standard rifle line. Pistol line. Action bay for those guys who think they “operate”. Combo line 25/50/100 for easy sighting in. Sporting clays and now 1000 yard long range with targets at 100/300/400/600/800/1000. Must qualify to shoot @ 1000 yard lineTechsasJim said:
Sporting clays, etc included?ColbyLang said:Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun club -
Love ranges w/1000 yds. Hard to come by if you are not out west.ColbyLang said:
Yes. $150 a year. Key card access. 100/200/300 on the standard rifle line. Pistol line. Action bay for those guys who think they “operate”. Combo line 25/50/100 for easy sighting in. Sporting clays and now 1000 yard long range with targets at 100/300/400/600/800/1000. Must qualify to shoot @ 1000 yard lineTechsasJim said:
Sporting clays, etc included?ColbyLang said:Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun clubI would rather light a candle than curse your darkness.
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I’m sure the 6.5 can get you qualified. Alll else sounds like a lot of fun! Been in action bays/kill houses before-that can be fun if you’re feeling froggy.ColbyLang said:
Yes. $150 a year. Key card access. 100/200/300 on the standard rifle line. Pistol line. Action bay for those guys who think they “operate”. Combo line 25/50/100 for easy sighting in. Sporting clays and now 1000 yard long range with targets at 100/300/400/600/800/1000. Must qualify to shoot @ 1000 yard lineTechsasJim said:
Sporting clays, etc included?ColbyLang said:Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun clubLBGE, 28” BS, Weber Kettle, HCI 7.8 SE Texas -
That’s cheap. I paid that 25 years ago in North Carolina. Love five stand and sporting clays.ColbyLang said:
Yes. $150 a year. Key card access. 100/200/300 on the standard rifle line. Pistol line. Action bay for those guys who think they “operate”. Combo line 25/50/100 for easy sighting in. Sporting clays and now 1000 yard long range with targets at 100/300/400/600/800/1000. Must qualify to shoot @ 1000 yard lineTechsasJim said:
Sporting clays, etc included?ColbyLang said:Annual membership renewal at our rifle range/gun club -
Would love to train in a kill house, real world skills exercised there.TechsasJim said:ColbyLang said:TechsasJim said: Been in action bays/kill houses before-that can be fun if you’re feeling froggy.Jacksonville FL
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