Sqwertz wrote:
> I shot an 8 point buck with a rifle. A pump action Crosman 2100, 12
> pumps, loaded with a .177ca BB. The ****er just licked his haunch
> and laughed it off with a "pbbbbbbbt!".

Lol. No doubt unless maybe you could get an eye shot right
into the brain.

Q: Is the .177ca the same as bb size? I don't know.
I know they make pellets that size.

I've got a Crossman .22cal pump pellet rifle. 12-up to 20
pumps and that's a deadly weapon. It needs repair though.
The rubber seals that hold pressure have dried up and it
won't hold pressure anymore.

Some day, I like to get it fixed or fix it myself. Easiest
thing to do is take it to a gun shop and let them do the
work.

Same with my Co2 bb pistol....dried up seals

On 2020 Aug 10, , Gary wrote
(in article >):

> I've got a Crossman .22cal pump pellet rifle. 12-up to 20
> pumps and that's a deadly weapon. It needs repair though.
> The rubber seals that hold pressure have dried up and it
> won't hold pressure anymore.

I have one of those circa 1955 manufacture. I got in some trouble with it
while shooting cattle in a field when I was twelve. Two friends and I spent
an unpleasant hour or two at the sheriffs office with following corporal
punishment from our parents. I split the stock once, swinging at a mules
ass, because the mule wouldnt move. I used white glue for repair, and you
cant even tell.
Now it just sits in a gun case, a reminder of my misbegotten past.