Well, let's hear it. What's on your wish list?
I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, 200-shot range model air rifle!
Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward All. Same thing I ask for every year.
Quote from: funsizeracing on December 14, 2007, 03:07:19 PM
Well, let's hear it. What's on your wish list?
I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, 200-shot range model air rifle!
You'll shoot your eye out, kid! :lmao:
i just want 2007 to be OVER :finger:
I'd like to be able to do 13's at Blackhawk. I've only got to drop 5 seconds! :banghead:
Granted, I thought I'd never hit the teens either but I did.
I want not to be in trouble for buying parts for my bikes.
Osama Bin Laden and 50 of his closest friends at the recieving end of a laser guided, high yield, projectile launched from an F-22 Raptor...Oh, and some new alpine star gloves.
dosen't sound much like a chaplain .i like this new water boarding technique. and a trailer full of new slicks
A can of diet coke and a tanker full of rum.
+1 Hey Cj sure having a big notoriety year since i was away - daymn you have almost reached the personal notoriety , of a legend .
Time at home with my new baby (AJ Jr.) and my beautiful wife.
A safe racing season for everyone. I'm really tired of my friends getting hurt and dying.
And succes for all, even knowing that's not possible because there can be only one winner in any race. But, you're all winners in my book just being out there giving 'em hell each weekend.
Good luck to all next year and Merry Christmas!!
Quote from: funsizeracing on December 14, 2007, 03:07:19 PM
Well, let's hear it. What's on your wish list?
I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, 200-shot range model air rifle!
Just trying to do my part in keeping you happy! This should go with your bike "FunSize".
http://www.poe-news.com/forums/sp.php?fi=OFFTOPICN&ti=1001602948&pi=1001602948
Quote from: funsizeracing on December 14, 2007, 03:07:19 PM
Well, let's hear it. What's on your wish list?
I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, 200-shot range model air rifle!
This a little nicer air rifle, be careful it has no safety.
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Quote from: weggieman on December 15, 2007, 12:33:08 PM
A safe racing season for everyone. I'm really tired of my friends getting hurt and dying.
And succes for all, even knowing that's not possible because there can be only one winner in any race. But, you're all winners in my book just being out there giving 'em hell each weekend.
Good luck to all next year and Merry Christmas!!
↑ Amen to that!
Quote from: tzracer on December 15, 2007, 03:59:28 PM
This a little nicer air rifle, be careful it has no safety.
Do you know from air rifles ? spring piston ,pre charged , co2 ,Beeman,RWS .
Some of them are big money .they sure are good quite fun .And the bigger models hunt small game quit well.
Green Bay to win the Super Bowl.
I want a tire sponsor for next year and a set of leathers that aren't too short. And a new helmet.
And a dirt bike. A KTM 250 SX-F in particular.
And my girlfriend to move back here from Arkansas.
Most of all, a lot of time with my grandfather.
Castrol SRF Brake Fluid and a Tapco collapsable stock for our Ruger 10/22.
Magically, I'd like an M1 Garand, but I know that that's not going to happen.
I'd take a bit of the Osama Xmas present too.
Having kids, it is actually a lot more fun to give. I think this year is going to be fun.
Quote from: resurrection on December 16, 2007, 07:45:11 PM
Do you know from air rifles ? spring piston ,pre charged , co2 ,Beeman,RWS .
Some of them are big money .they sure are good quite fun .And the bigger models hunt small game quit well.
I have a FWB 603 (like the one in the picture but with the colored stock) SSP (single stroke pneumatic).
I also have a couple spring rifles and a couple SSP pistols.
No CO2 or precharged.
Cool beans I thought I was like the only person in the world that digs air guns .
What most people think is child's play i find very challenging .Little do they know ,breathing ,trigger control and consistency . will make any one a better shot.
After you can hunt small game with air ,deer are like shooting the side of a barn.
My collection includes 22cal RWS52 ,beeman R1,20cal, P1 177cal and a cool Colt co2.
The Beeman R1 is my baby w/ tyrolien walnut stock,modified spring and trigger.
I'm getting what I want for Christmas: Being able to spend time with my son. I just hope the trip is a safe one! I leave on December 22nd, and I'm getting pretty nervous about it!
You'll be fine people with your charm can'.t go wrong.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Quote from: barb_arah on December 17, 2007, 06:29:08 PM
I'm getting what I want for Christmas: Being able to spend time with my son. I just hope the trip is a safe one! I leave on December 22nd, and I'm getting pretty nervous about it!
If the dude that wrecked your car isn't driving, you'll be fine! :)
Quote from: APP_Racing on December 15, 2007, 12:54:02 PM
Just trying to do my part in keeping you happy! This should go with your bike "FunSize".
http://www.poe-news.com/forums/sp.php?fi=OFFTOPICN&ti=1001602948&pi=1001602948
LOL! That's what I'm asking Dad for!
Thank God Guy isn't driving me to the airport! Thanks for the encouragement! Yeah, if I run into any trouble, I'll just charm the pants of him, and ride off on his camel. lol
Quote from: barb_arah on December 18, 2007, 08:18:38 AM
Yeah, if I run into any trouble, I'll just charm the pants off of him, and ride off on his camel. lol
I've heard it called a Johnson before - but never a Camel ?
Must be a Middle East thing ! :lmao:
Have a great trip Barb ! :cheers:
Quote from: barb_arah on December 18, 2007, 08:18:38 AM
I'll just charm the pants of him, and ride off on his camel. lol
Just a little bit too much information!
All want is to not have to deploy to Iraq again. Despite what the news says the Iraqi people don't want us there any more.
You don't always get what you wont But if try sometimes you get what you need (stones)
Quote from: resurrection on December 18, 2007, 10:09:38 PM
You don't always get what you wont But if try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need (stones)
fixed it.
Quote from: resurrection on December 17, 2007, 06:00:14 PM
Cool beans I thought I was like the only person in the world that digs air guns .
What most people think is child's play i find very challenging .Little do they know ,breathing ,trigger control and consistency . will make any one a better shot.
After you can hunt small game with air ,deer are like shooting the side of a barn.
My collection includes 22cal RWS52 ,beeman R1,20cal, P1 177cal and a cool Colt co2.
The Beeman R1 is my baby w/ tyrolien walnut stock,modified spring and trigger.
My favorite - FWB 603
I have an R1 also, Maccari piston and spring
Air Arms TX200 with Maccari tune and trigger with walnut stock
IZH 46 10m pistol
Beeman P3 pistol
I find shooting them very challenging also. Havn't shot much in the last couple years, but I enjoy 10m, field target, IFP (international field position - held state and tied national record - for a week - in the spring class), silhouette, and just plinking. Not what the average person thinks of when you say pellet gun.
I can't believe your shooting at helpless little innocent paper targets.
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:biggrin:
I know you are thinking what did that paper ever do to me. They are asking for it. Why else would they let themselves be drawn with a cross hair?
For variety I also shoot at animal shaped metal targets, green army men, tooth picks, bottle caps, aspirin, etc, and the occasional spider that wanders within range :)
Gee whiz people...I didn't mean literally I was going to charm the pants off of anyone. LOL . I'm as pure as the driven snow...yeah and my son was delivered by a stork.
Quote from: tzracer on December 19, 2007, 04:03:56 PM
I know you are thinking what did that paper ever do to me. They are asking for it. Why else would they let themselves be drawn with a cross hair?
For variety I also shoot at animal shaped metal targets, green army men, tooth picks, bottle caps, aspirin, etc, and the occasional spider that wanders within range :)
Well we may know each other then sounds like the same shooting I did in the 90's .
I also held a shooting title once .
We shot foam shaped small game at the end of a long string ,followed by a partner around the woods .
Plainfield IL.
Horse fly's ,cicada
Quote from: funsizeracing on December 19, 2007, 08:14:17 AM
fixed it.
thanks
I can only remember all the words at the bar.
Quote from: tzracer on December 19, 2007, 04:03:56 PM
... and the occasional spider that wanders within range :)
HEY! I take offense to that. Spiders are cool. Spider murderer! :err: :biggrin:
Quote from: spyderchick on December 20, 2007, 08:21:32 AM
HEY! I take offense to that. Spiders are cool. Spider murderer! :err: :biggrin:
Just be thankful he never had his gun at the track!
at least Christmas will be over soon
Quote from: spyderchick on December 20, 2007, 08:21:32 AM
HEY! I take offense to that. Spiders are cool. Spider murderer! :err: :biggrin:
Actually I rarely kill them around the house. The crawl space has many examples. However when one wonders into my shooting range I am up for the challenge. Daddy long legs at 10m, offhand, only body hit counts, high score if the legs get left behind.
Wouldn't it be more of a challenge to pick off one leg at a time? :thumb:
Quote from: spyderchick on December 20, 2007, 08:21:32 AM
HEY! I take offense to that. Spiders are cool. Spider murderer! :err: :biggrin:
I never kill them. I like to hide them under cups for someone else to find.
A teknic Violator 1pc Suit
Pair of S-MX Plus Racing Boot
A new paint job on the SV
Tires to last my all season (maybe 2 sets)
and a good season for all
Quote from: Hawk on December 20, 2007, 09:53:16 AM
Just be thankful he never had his gun at the track!
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And daddy long-legs don't count. :biggrin:
Quote from: funsizeracing on December 20, 2007, 03:43:58 PM
I never kill them. I like to hide them under cups for someone else to find.
See? Now this is creative thinking!
All I really want is my old Taichis' fixed and cleaned up nice at the "Ye ole' Spider Leather Works!!!!
Got a couple for ya Alexa..:)
Nothing says Merry Christmas like fresh clean, crashables......oh and maybe a new Polar-Optics sun lens...:) (read shameless plug...:)
Merry Christmas Everybody, looking forward to seeing everyone at the banquet.
Paul
www.polar-optics.com
MW Ex 79
a stack of tires from here to the moon.....
GAS :boink:-- and Paul- even though my racing was curtailed after receiving your shields- I have used them on my streetbike to see what all the hulabaloo is about and I gotta say - especially with these 52 yr ole eyes, the clarity is unbelievably better than the previous choices I've used- next season I will finally get to use them- THANKS BIG! cat
Just something that will never happen in my life...........happiness and good will for all. Wouldn't it be wonderful?
Laurel got her unexpected gift Sat. morning at Corse Superbikes. We went there for their annual Christmas gathering of friends. Coffee, soft drinks, snacks and lots of cookies.
As I was scanning the many machines on the sales floor I noticed a bike that we had talked about for Laurel. A DR200 dual sport Suzuki. I called her over and had her sit on it for sizing purposes. She is vertically challenged after all, ya know? Though it is a little tall we decided with a little creativity we could get it down to a rideable level for her. So.......Laurel is now the proud owner of a 2005 (slightly used) DR200 Suzuki. The bike was a loaner to a MSF riders school, so it has a little wear on it but very minor stuff. Considering it's going in the dirt anyway, what the hell are a few scratches?
Sammy gave us such a deal on the bike ..........we had to buy it!!
So, once again, Merry Christmas to all................and to all a good bike!!
Thanks CATMAN,
Looking forward to next season, good luck!
Gordy, sounds like Santa came a bit early at your house....thats outstanding!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all.
Paul
www.polar-optics.com
MW Ex 79
Just for Laurel, Paul. We had no intention of buying a bike when we went there Sat. Just one of those impulsive buys that seemed so right.
Quote from: weggieman on December 24, 2007, 11:24:01 AM
Just something that will never happen in my life...........happiness and good will for all. Wouldn't it be wonderful?
Laurel got her unexpected gift Sat. morning at Corse Superbikes. We went there for their annual Christmas gathering of friends. Coffee, soft drinks, snacks and lots of cookies.
As I was scanning the many machines on the sales floor I noticed a bike that we had talked about for Laurel. A DR200 dual sport Suzuki. I called her over and had her sit on it for sizing purposes. She is vertically challenged after all, ya know? Though it is a little tall we decided with a little creativity we could get it down to a rideable level for her. So.......Laurel is now the proud owner of a 2005 (slightly used) DR200 Suzuki. The bike was a loaner to a MSF riders school, so it has a little wear on it but very minor stuff. Considering it's going in the dirt anyway, what the hell are a few scratches?
Sammy gave us such a deal on the bike ..........we had to buy it!!
So, once again, Merry Christmas to all................and to all a good bike!!
Quote from: weggieman on December 25, 2007, 04:52:46 PM
Just for Laurel, Paul. We had no intention of buying a bike when we went there Sat. Just one of those impulsive buys that seemed so right.
Congrats to Laurel! Don't forget to offer her a post ride 'rub down' after riding the rough stuff!
Merry Christmas from Bahrain! I finally made it, and I mean FINALLY! I started out on the 22nd, and got here on the 25th. I won't bore you with the gruesome details. Spent the 25th doing some shopping and going to a Christmas party. Yeah, that was strange, considering where I am, and it was like I was teleported back to the States. My son greeted me at the airport with a long stem red rose, and I cried. Many things planned for me the next 10 days, which should be fun! Love you guys, and wish you were here!