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was a cool it looked a bit like a PPK and fired about
> 100 feet or more. took rifle pellets as well as metal bb's trouble is
> the bb's bounce everywhere at that sorta speed, very dangerous.
100 feet? Surely that's illegal, unless you tried to gun down a plane...or a passing by terrorist threat or something. You must be exagerating it, even it is just by a smidgens (I refer to a smidgens as about 20 or 30 feet ;D).
If that's correct, that's one b*****d of a gun you've got there.
stick with the plastic bb's there safer although metal are ok in a sprung loading gun.
my air pistol was a cool it looked a bit like a PPK and fired about 100 feet or more. took rifle pellets as well as metal bb's trouble is the bb's bounce everywhere at that sorta speed, very dangerous.
> Lawless Fever wrote:
> On another note, I shot my
> not-so-little sister on the arm with a BB gun and it broke her
> flesh.
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> Now, if you'd said broke her arm, that would have been more
> interesting, You can break someone's flesh with a pin. Pah.
Gah, naff off. Cynical sod :p
Desert Eagle's rule as far as bb guns go, they shread cans...etc
But paintball guns are pants, you can't kill squirrels with them unlike a tasty air rifle can, i'd like a night scope but i'd probably trip over anything before shooting it.
Also do you use compressed Poly .20 bbs or the pappy plastic ones?
The compressed ones travel further.
> Stryke, what's your hotmail address?
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I don't have MSN.
Anyway speaking off BB guns, yup I used to have one (sold it now) and we did something we shouldn't of done and the police searched us only for some reason they didn't find the gun so did nothing which was stupid because it was tucked into my trousers. Hmmmm hard to find eh.
Was only fun for a bit, bang bang.
We used to cut down v shaped branches to make into catapults and tape the elastic band to it to make it stronger. We needed a catapult for Drama, so I took to one of me dad's trees with a big saw and made a catapult. It worked pretty well too, considering I hadn't made one for years. And it impressed the lasses in my class that I had managed to make one, which is always a good thing
> Um, well I used to make catapults from scratch, using wood and an
> elastic band. I didn't need no gun!
Did you make those peg gun things too? We did, whoopah!