Storz
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Thought I'd share and this seemed the best place to post it I guess. Started life as a Crosman 2240. It fun to shoot, quite accurate and pellets are cheap 
Not really a weapon...my pellet gun
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Floppy_D
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Looks sharp... is that a suppressor?
Storz
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"muzzle brake" I guess its supposed to smooth out the airflow or something, really it just looks cool
made by http://www.tko22.com/
made by http://www.tko22.com/
7X57chilmau
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Nice pistol!
Here's my Diana model 34.... Pretty much stock, but a bit massaged inside and worn in to the tune of 6000 rounds... Very smooth. More accurate than I am...
J
Here's my Diana model 34.... Pretty much stock, but a bit massaged inside and worn in to the tune of 6000 rounds... Very smooth. More accurate than I am...
J
Storz
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Just sold this about a month ago, it was definitly better than I
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DAVIDSDIVAD
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Don't quote me on this, but I think I heard someone say that they had a friend who read that non-detachable suppressors on airguns aren't regulated.
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It all depends on what state you're in I believe
7X57chilmau
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David,
There is at least one airgunner in prison today because of the removable suppressor he built for his Gamo. The trouble is there is no difference between an airgun suppressor and one for firearms. If it looks like it could be installed on a firearm, the feds won't like it. This is a game best not played.
J
There is at least one airgunner in prison today because of the removable suppressor he built for his Gamo. The trouble is there is no difference between an airgun suppressor and one for firearms. If it looks like it could be installed on a firearm, the feds won't like it. This is a game best not played.
J
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Quoted for clarity.
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ah yes... me reading skills need a brush-up, it seems
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