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Greetings from the Niagara Region. Welland, Ontario.

I've owned several pellet and bb guns for the past 20 years. I bought my first one when I was in high school and after researching the forums for the past couple days I realized it was a 1377 Crosman. I believe I might have let it go for a bit under what it was worth. The seal was missing and I got tired of pumping it every single time I wanted to shoot it. I like my CO2 pistols and don't see me getting into PCP or Pneumatic but who knows, that might change.

I just recently sold a few of my collection. I am now regretting it, but the bright side is I can make room for better and newer ones.

Here is the list of guns I used to own. Airguns and Airsoft.

AIRGUNS:
Hatsan Mod 30 .177 rifle
Crosman Marksman repeater .177 pellet, 4.5mm bb pistol
Smith and Wesson M&P 4.5mm bb pistol
Crosman Medallion 1377 .177 pellet pistol
Crosman 357"6" revolver .177 pellet pistol

AIRSOFT:
WE 1911 Airsoft 6mm pistol
KJW Glock 27 Airsoft 6mm pistol
TM Glock 26a Airsoft 6mm pistols (2 of them)
UTG M3L Airsoft shotgun 6 mm gun
Echo1 SCAR Airsoft 6mm rifle


Guns I still own.

AIRGUNS:
Walther CP99 Compact 4.5mm bb pistol
Crosman 1088 .177 pellet, 4.5mm bb pistol
Crosman Pumpmaster 760 .177 pellet, 4.5mm bb rifle

AIRSOFT:
Crosman C11 Airsoft 6mm bb pistol
TM Glock 26a Airsoft 6mm bb pistol
ICS M4 CQB Airsoft 6mm bb rifle

Any idea what thread I can go to so that I can ask about some problems I'm having with my Crosman 1088?

Thanks and go easy on me. I'll try hard not to break forum rules.

Cheers,
FACE

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The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. Proverbs 22:3

Welcome aboard!!!

Correct me if I'm wrong but the armpit of Ontario is definitely Fort Erie...

Welcome to the forum ..............

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VE7SHM//VE7ZJ

Moderator

Hard to believe it's been almost 6 years till this post.

I was going to post a welcome thread but when I looked back at my posts I realized that I already did.

Anyway, I'm thinking I might get a little more serious with this hobby but I can't make any promises as to whether it will keep my interest or not. As goes with most of my hobbies they come and go like the wind.

I no longer play Airsoft and have been separated for a year so I figure I could devote more time to getting to know this sport.

I am right in calling it a sport ............................... aren't I?

At any rate, I'm back and it's good to be back. Would like to know of anyone that is local or near by?

Cheers,
FACE

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The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. Proverbs 22:3

Welcome back FACE! It's never too late to come back to this hobby. Hopefully you'll be able to add to your present collection.

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Megiddo65

hey face welcome. I;m from port. if welland is the armpit. then port colborne must be the fore arm. where do you do yor;e shootin.

Big change in life is what got me into the sport...welcome back.

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eastcoastairgunner.com

Right now I've been primarily collecting them but I figure I should start using them. I don't have anywhere yet and am looking at my options.

My back yard backs into a set of tracks but I'm concerned with raising suspicion with my neighbours.

Looking at some ideas on building an indoor pellet trap.


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The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and pay the penalty. Proverbs 22:3

I just moved back to port from st. kitts. there I had a huge fenced in yard --neighbors on each side were great and also never home. now in port I;m reduced to a small storage garage with about 18 feet to my targets and 3 other apartments in the building. so I have 11 guns and hardly shoot them anymore. sucks.

Oh.i consider both airsoft and target shooting sports. Air soft especially. I know some may scoff, but at times I have far more fun with my full auto +24 rounds a second airsoft m4. When I can't hit my targets and am having a bad day with the pellet gun it's a lot of fun to spray and pray and hit your target hahaha. Plus playing on a field with BBS flying past your head is quite a rush. Airsoft repair and modification also requires less tools and is equally rewarding. Nothing like hearing those pellets getting squishes flat as a pancake after shooting a piece of metal though..