Air Arms Owners Club

This morning I shot a rat in my garden, the 1st 1 for about 18 months. I fact it's the 1st time I have used the gun to shoot anything for about 18 months.
It's an AA s410, and for a long while I have only shot it once or twice a month, mainly to ensure the sights were still ok.
I can't tell you how much pleasure I got actually using the gun properly this morning and I am already thinking of having a walk out and bagging a couple of bunnies.
It's surprising how easy it is to make exscuses not to go shooting, when you lose the "will" for want of a better word, but when the bug returns it feels great just preparing and planning your next walk outandabout.
Long may this feeling continue.

To all those that have parked their guns up for a while.
Don't get rid of them, for the bug will return and then where will you be without your guns
Kevin

I've been there kev,and your right it is easy too find excuses not to go especially when the weather isn't the best
You are also correct the bug does return and it's a great feeling when it does
Get that trip in soon mate

I’m thinking of having a day in Swansea if I can dig out my brolly

BBF

Blackbaronfish wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:14 am

I’m thinking of having a day in Swansea if I can dig out my brolly

BBF

Your welcome don't worry about the brolly I've got a few On saying that it hasn't rained YET today

Slate mines are handy to keep dry over a ten day holiday, That and tumble driers.
I did a course in DVLA once. Lovely view of grey wet streets.
Does it ever f’k’ng stop?

TenMetrePeter wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 17, 2018 6:32 pm

Slate mines are handy to keep dry over a ten day holiday, That and tumble driers.
I did a course in DVLA once. Lovely view of grey wet streets.
Does it ever f’k’ng stop?

Yea ...it did once

Blackbaronfish wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 17, 2018 11:14 am

I’m thinking of having a day in Swansea if I can dig out my brolly

BBF

And we no longer charge you an entry fee straight across the bridge now