The last resort indeed Dean.I've some minty Bullseyes and Sharpshooters.Plus the Daisy Indoor shootin' sets(including the .50 cal 1894).A Johnson Indoor and a R100 semi-auto rubberband gun.They will be pried from my cold dead hands.....
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The last resort indeed Dean.I've some minty Bullseyes and Sharpshooters.Plus the Daisy Indoor shootin' sets(including the .50 cal 1894).A Johnson Indoor and a R100 semi-auto rubberband gun.They will be pried from my cold dead hands.....
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It's my humble opinion that the Sharpshooter is the single greatest airgun design..... ever! Nothing as cool as a real Rawlings, Wyoming, Sharpshooter in the box with all the trimmings. Besides being a thing of beauty, they are indeed so incredibly accurate. The Daisy Targeteer is, regarding accuracy, terrible.Originally Posted by cinedux
The Sharpshooter was designed with the goal in mind of being able to shoot a fly. If you've ever been to Wyoming in the summer, that goal is perfectly understandable. For precision insect work, nothing beats a Sharpshooter.
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