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Re: OT Air Rifles revisited
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Posted by Steve Crum on December 11, 2005 at 18:00:10 from (4.157.11.126):
In Reply to: OT Air Rifles revisited posted by Jay (ND) on December 11, 2005 at 17:20:33:
You'll shoot your eye out..you'll shoot your eye out!
Really Dad would never let us boys have a BB gun of any type. He always said they were too prone to richochets (or some spelling like that). instead we used .22s and Dad's old Ithaca 16 gage. For my 12th Christmas Dad gave me a .300 Savage. Figured if I was man enough to tote that through the woods all day, I was man enough to own it. Shot a 12 point right under Dad's nose the following year with it. I think he was sleeping, he said I scared it to death. Mom finally gave me my BB gun when I turned 18. My Father's old Daisy 1 pump. She figured I'm blinder than a bat and wear perscription safety glasses all the time anyway.
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